
Product Insights
Raisin noire are fresh black grapes produced by Domaine de la Crozette, packaged in a 750 g bag and grown entirely in France. Classified as a fruit within the PNNS groups ‘Fruits and vegetables’ and ‘Fruits’, the product carries an Eco‑Score of A+ but lacks a Nutri‑Score and specific NOVA classification in the data, indicating it is likely a minimally processed item (NOVA 1). Nutritionally, raw black grapes provide natural sugars and dietary fiber with virtually no fat or salt, which makes them a healthy snack, yet the high sugar content may be a concern for people monitoring carbohydrate intake.
Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average fruit profile of 16.78 g sugar, 0.71 g fat and 0.21 g salt per 100 g, these grapes contain roughly the same amount of sugar, negligible fat and virtually no salt, positioning them as a low‑fat, low‑salt option but with typical fruit sugar levels.
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