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Altera AI, by Altera Food
Altera AI classifies every product in your catalogue under WWF Planet-Based Diets and the Protein Tracker, and delivers both ratios within two weeks. Free for retailers.
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How it works
A plain export: product names, net weights, volumes sold, own brand or not. Any format, any language.

Every row is checked, then every product is classified under both methodologies: reference database first, AI for the rest, human review for uncertain cases.

Protein content and plant / animal split for every product, then your WWF and Protein Tracker ratios, calculated separately.

An insights report, a results workbook, a product-level file and the WWF scope statement, presented to your team.

Across Europe
From France to the UK, retailers are measuring their protein ratio with Altera AI. Free, in every language of their catalogue.
Volumes, sales, margins, costs, store data, supplier information and strategic inputs stay separate from categorization prompts. AI classification works only on the product descriptors it needs: name, category, sub-category, brand, ingredients, labels, language and country.
WWF Planet-Based Diets and the Protein Tracker are calculated separately, each in its own report.
Uncertain cases are flagged and reviewed, and a sealed sample is checked by hand.
Every value keeps its source and its confidence score.
Meet the founders“Protein transition targets are easy to announce and hard to steer. The gap between commitment and results usually comes down to three things: usable product data, consistent categorization and the ability to turn the ratio into commercial decisions. Altera AI was built to close that gap.”
Blog

2 October 2026
When it comes to plant protein, conversations with retailers often run into the same certainties: customers do not want it, it costs more, meat would have to come off the shelves. The figures say something else, and sometimes the opposite of what you would expect. Here are seven misconceptions, checked against public data.
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25 September 2026
The EU's EmpCo Directive applies from 27 September 2026 and sets stricter rules for environmental claims made to consumers. A protein ratio shown in store, on a website or in a campaign can be one of them. It can still be published, provided it is precise, explained and verifiable. Here is what the text says, where France stands, and our rules for publishing safely.
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18 September 2026
Before calculating their protein ratio, retailers almost always ask the same questions: what data to provide, who will see it, how much time and money it takes, and whether the result has to be published. Here are our answers, as we give them in meetings.
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