Carrefour Group

Bedrijfsprofiel

Carrefour is one of the world's largest retailers (behind Wal-Mart and Tesco).

Carrefour is operating more than 12296 stores (December 2015) in more than 30 countries in Europe, Latin America and Asia.

Concepts include hypermarkets (Carrefour), supermarkets (Carrefour Market, formerly Champion), convenience stores (City, Express, Proxi), and cash-and-carry outlets (Promocash).

By December 31, 2015, Carrefour operated 5650 stores in France, 5067 stores in the rest of Europe, 876 stores in Latin America (Argentina, Brazil), 406 stores in Asia (mainly in China) and 297 stores elsewhere in the world (Africa, Middle East and Dominica Republic).

Publicly traded

CA:Euronext Paris

Product Types offered by this company

- Retailers

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september 11, 2025

Princesa Amandine to Showcase Premium Potato Innovations and Local Production at Fruit Attraction 2025

Princesa Amandine will be present at the 17th edition of Fruit Attraction, one of the leading international meeting points for the fruit and vegetable sector, which will bring together more than 120,000 professionals from 150 countries.

januari 23, 2024

Supermarket chain Carrefour pulls Lays Chips off the shelves in France over price hikes

Global supermarket chain Carrefour will stop selling PepsiCo products in it stores in France, Belgium, Spain and Italy

mei 17, 2023

La Rioja, España: Patatas Rubio firma acuerdo con el supermercado Carrefour

El supermercado Carrefour ha firmado un nuevo acuerdo con la empresa riojana Patatas Rubio, proveedor con el que trabaja en el desarrollo de su marca 'Carrefour Círculo de Calidad'.

Francisco Moya (Négonor), Jean Michel Beranger (Princesa Amandine), Miguel García (Zamorano), Mónica Ortega (Germicopa) y Alfonso Sáenz de Cámara (Udapa) durante la visita a los campos de cultivo.

mei 31, 2022

Princesa Amandine Ibérica abastecerá por primera vez a sus socios Franceses con Patata Nueva Española

Princesa Amandine Ibérica comenzará a abastecer por primera vez a sus socios franceses con patata nueva en el mes de junio, cuando allí no tienen producción.