"Fabriqué à Lyon" Label: 274 Products Certified for 2027

The city of Lyon recognizes 74 new local products, spanning fashion, decoration, crafts, manufactured goods, and food.

Generic image of various local artisanal products, including jars of jam, pastries, and ceramic items, arranged on a wooden table.
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Generic image of various local artisanal products, including jars of jam, pastries, and ceramic items, arranged on a wooden table.

The city of Lyon has announced the addition of 74 new products to the "Fabriqué à Lyon et ses alentours" label, bringing the total to 274 for the year 2027. These products, from various categories, are recognized for their local and sustainable manufacturing.

This year, 74 new products have been certified with the "Fabriqué à Lyon et ses alentours" label, bringing the total number of recognized products for 2027 to 274. This label aims to help consumers identify products manufactured sustainably within the Lyon territory.
The certified products are made by Lyonnais artisans, entrepreneurs, or creators and are divided into four categories: fashion and accessories (90 products), decoration and arts and crafts (113 products), manufactured goods (28 products), and food products (43 products). To be certified, products must be made within a 20 km radius of Place Bellecour, demonstrate specific know-how, and be produced with attention to resource origin and economy.
Two awards were presented on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at the town hall: the "Prix des Lyonnais" (Lyonnais Prize) and the jury prize. Over 2000 votes were cast online by residents to elect their favorite product from 79 candidates, as part of an initiative promoting a more sustainable city.
Among the winners of the public vote are Pâtisserie Pépin and La Cuisine Végé de Flo for food, Boask for decoration, Le Dimanche en Forêt for fashion, and The Woolly Skein for manufactured goods. Other awards recognized creations in the decoration, manufactured goods, and fashion and accessories categories.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Lyon (04/11/2026)