Brazilian beef was headed back to the shelves of Carrefour-owned grocery stores Tuesday after a brief boycott sparked by ...

Carrefour has apologised after its CEO Alexandre Bompard's criticism of South American meat last week angered Brazilian ...

Supermarket giant Carrefour’s support for French farmers’ protests against a trade agreement between the European Union and ...

Following Bompard’s comments, Carrefour’s Brazilian unit reported disruptions in beef deliveries since last Thursday. Credit: ...

Last week, Alexandre Bompard, CEO of Carrefour Group posted on X that “in solidarity with the ag world, Carrefour is ...

Carrefour was at the heart of things again. Alexandre Bompard, CEO of France’s largest supermarket group, made comments in ...

Paraguayan President Santiago Peña pledged to “firmly” defend his country's meat in the face of recent statements by Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard, who refused to continue selling meat from ...

The measure had been adopted after the company's CEO Alexandre Bompard said last week that meat produced in the South American country did not meet European standards for which he was forced to ...

Carrefour SA Chief Executive Officer Alexandre Bompard plans to issue a public apology to the Brazilian government to settle ...

The French giant has come out in support of farmers to block the prospect of meat imports from the South America bloc.

Brazilian meatpackers have reportedly stopped supplying meat to the Carrefour group in Brazil after the retailer's global CEO ...

Carrefour apologised on Tuesday after its CEO Alexandre Bompard's criticism of South American meat last week angered ...