Carrefour , Europe's largest food retailer, does not need a large transformational deal to expand as it has "a very strong potential" as a stand-alone company, its chief executive said on Wednesday.

French retail group Carrefour has apologized to Brazilian meat producers after CEO Alexandre Bompard stated last week that meat produced in Brazil did not meet European standards. On Tuesday (Nov ...

Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard has issued an apology to Brazil after comments he made in relation to a proposed EU-Mercosur free trade deal sparked a backlash from the major meat exporter.

Alexandre Bompard, Carrefour SA's CEO, has agreed to issue a public apology to Brazil's government, hoping to wrap up the controversy created by the supermarket chain committing to not sell South ...

"We apologize" if the domestic French retail ban announced last week "created confusion," Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard said in a letter to Brazil's agriculture minister released to media ...

Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard apologized to Brazil for 'confusion' caused by his announced French retail ban on Mercosur meat Carrefour Brazil acknowledged that the meat suppliers' decision to ...

Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard apologized to Brazil for 'confusion' caused by his announced French retail ban on Mercosur meat ...

Carrefour apologised on Tuesday after its CEO Alexandre Bompard's criticism of South American meat last week angered Brazilian companies ad caused suppliers to cut beef deliveries to the food ...

French supermarket group Carrefour attempted Tuesday to end a supplier "boycott" of its stores in Brazil by apologizing for refusing to sell Mercosur-origin meat in its outlets in France.

Carrefour SA Chief Executive Officer Alexandre Bompard plans to issue a public apology to the Brazilian government to settle a controversy over its commitment against selling South American meat ...

CEO Alexandre Bompard's pledge to stop selling beer and pork from Latin America has sparked boycott calls in Brazil, where the French company is the market leader, writes journalist Isabelle Chaperon.