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Media Kit

The Gault&Millau media kit

One download for press and partners: identity, figures, visuals and their rights.

Red and white logotypes (SVG, PNG), usage rules
Toque badges (SVG)
Dated key figures of the network
Executive biographies and portraits
A selection of gala and guide visuals, with credits

Press releases

International press releases from the Gault&Millau network, in PDF, most recent first.

Press releases
Date	Country	Release	Language	PDF	Download
5 October 2026	Switzerland	Switzerland: Dominik Hartmann, first vegetarian Chef of the YearGault&Millau Switzerland names Magdalena's Dominik Hartmann Chef of the Year 2027, the first vegetarian chef to win the title.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 3.2 MB	Download : Switzerland: Dominik Hartmann, first vegetarian Chef of the Year
5 October 2026	Switzerland	Switzerland: Dominik Hartmann, first vegetarian Chef of the Year (full release)Full six-page version of the release naming Dominik Hartmann Chef of the Year 2027, the first vegetarian winner.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 1.0 MB	Download : Switzerland: Dominik Hartmann, first vegetarian Chef of the Year (full release)
29 June 2026	China, Kazakhstan	Yellow Guide expands to China, Baltics and AlmatyGault&Millau announces new editions in China, the Baltic states and Almaty, with inspections starting June 2026.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 1.1 MB	Download : Yellow Guide expands to China, Baltics and Almaty
26 January 2026	Italy	First Italian guide announced for January 2027Gault&Millau will debut an Italian edition in January 2027, rolled out over four years from Piedmont to full national coverage by 2031.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.7 MB	Download : First Italian guide announced for January 2027
20 October 2025	Morocco	Morocco Guide officially launched in RabatGault&Millau holds the official launch of its Moroccan edition at the Conrad Rabat on 20 October 2025, first guide due May 2026.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.6 MB	Download : Morocco Guide officially launched in Rabat
1 October 2025	Saudi Arabia	Yellow Guide enters Saudi ArabiaThe Saudi Culinary Arts Commission and HSME announce Gault&Millau's entry into the Kingdom, covering five cities, with a first gala in January 2026.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.8 MB	Download : Yellow Guide enters Saudi Arabia
—	Morocco	Morocco's first guide and Chef of the Year BettiouiThe inaugural Morocco gala at the Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé names Fayçal Bettioui (Table 3) Chef of the Year and launches the 2026 guide.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.7 MB	Download : Morocco's first guide and Chef of the Year Bettioui
—	5 countries(Croatia, Japan, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia)	March 2026 galas: Poland, Japan, Slovenia, Croatia, SlovakiaRound-up of five spring 2026 galas, with Slovenia's first-ever five-cap award and Japan's 10th anniversary guide.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 1.0 MB	Download : March 2026 galas: Poland, Japan, Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia
—	Czech Republic, United Arab Emirates	Czech Republic and UAE 2026 galasCzech guide 2026 rates 421 restaurants while the UAE guide gives its first two five-toque ratings, to Trèsind Studio and FZN.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.8 MB	Download : Czech Republic and UAE 2026 galas
—	6 countries(Austria, Belgium, France, Hungary, Luxembourg, Switzerland)	Europe 2026 guides: Hungary, Belux, Switzerland, France, AustriaRound-up of the 2026 guides and Chefs of the Year in six European countries, led by César Troisgros in France.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.7 MB	Download : Europe 2026 guides: Hungary, Belux, Switzerland, France, Austria
—	7 countries(Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, United Arab Emirates)	Europe and Middle East 2025 round-up2025 Chefs of the Year in Austria, UAE, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Czechia and Serbia, with the first Slovak guide.Read the article (opens in a new tab)	EN	PDF · 0.8 MB	Download : Europe and Middle East 2025 round-up

Logotypes

Two versions only: horizontal (main) and vertical (secondary), red on yellow or white backgrounds, white on any other background. Keep a clear space the width of the ampersand on every side; no deformation, no separation of elements, no colour change.