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Social responsibility

Action programs

Since 2006, Carrefour Poland has been committed to employing

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In Belgium, Carrefour participated in an operation launched by the

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people with disabilities. In 2010, it entered into a partnership with

Agence Wallonne, a disability support charity, and hosted people

the Pion organisation, which enabled it to define a genuine

with disabilities over a few days to give them the opportunity to

employment policy. Carrefour Poland currently employs 262 people

learn about different business lines. During this

DuoDay

operation,

with disabilities;

this also gave managers an opportunity to break down prejudices

and discover the talents and abilities of people with disabilities.

Action plan to combat waste

2.3.2

For Carrefour, the preservation of natural resources involves first and In 2012, Carrefour drew up a waste reduction plan called the

foremost fighting against all forms of waste. The first step is to reduce “Antigaspi plan”, which it began to implement in 2013. The aim of this

resource consumption and to seek efficiency in all operations.

plan is to encourage the business lines to be more efficient and, in

Carrefour’s efforts to combat waste are focused primarily on its stores

doing so, create more value. It is communicated directly by the

but also upstream at the agricultural and industrial production stage,

executive directors of all countries: each country is tasked with setting

and downstream with customers and consumers.

up the necessary governance structure for local deployment of the

plan, by identifying synergies and mobilising the appropriate

departments.

Combatting food waste

2.3.2.1

Commitment

Targets

Key indicator

2015

2014 Action plan progress

Combatting food waste

Reduce our food

Key indicator

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waste by 50% by

under definition

2025,

versus

2016

Legend:

Challenge for Carrefour

Carrefour’s Policy

Along the same lines, the Carrefour Foundation supports these

associations, particularly by providing logistical support in the form of

Fighting against food waste is a collective challenge: Carrefour combats

equipment for the shipping and stocking of foodstuffs

(detailed in

food waste by taking action in collaboration with various stakeholders.

section 2.3.4.4 of this chapter).

As part of the Antigaspi plan, Carrefour has implemented solutions in

its stores (sales of products reaching their use-by date, a dedicated

Carrefour’s Performance

Antigaspi team, optimisation of orders and stock, optimised sorting of

Following the resolution adopted by the Consumer Goods Forum,

produce for donations to charities/associations); with its suppliers

Carrefour is now committed to reducing its food wastage by 50% in

(extension of use-by dates and minimum durability dates of Carrefour

2025, compared with 2016. This new target is a challenge for the

own-brand products, detailed studies aimed at identifying wastage

Group, which in 2016 will define an indicator to track trends and

during the production of bananas, tomatoes, yoghurts and apples; over

specify the scope.

350 tonnes in turnover from the promotional sale of products with

shape defects to Atacadão with the

Sans Form

label in 2015; launch of

Key developments

the

Tous Antigaspi

brand in France, etc.); and with its customers

Carrefour initiated an in-depth internal study aimed at measuring the

(awareness-raising activities for customers in-store and online

potential impact of each link in the Group’s value chain that has a role

regarding the ripeness of fruit, or diffusion of waste-free recipes).

to play in reducing waste. Ultimately, the issue of food waste is a

Teams dedicated to combatting in-store waste (14

Antigaspi coaches)

collective challenge. Case studies have been carried out on key

have been travelling around Carrefour’s hypermarkets and products (bananas, apples, tomatoes, yoghurts), with the participation

supermarkets in France since 2013, to identify areas for possible of all concerned. Planting, harvesting and packaging; shipping;

improvement and assist employees with their implementation.

ripening; distribution; consumption: each and every stage has been

Following an assessment, internal processes are improved to ensure studied, in order to identify areas for improvement. By way of example,

that orders, stock and product lines more closely match the needs of

of every 1,000 bananas produced, 84% are consumed whole by

stores and customers.

customers, 1% are recovered by Carrefour (through methanisation),

and 15% go to waste at various points on the chain. Antigaspi

As a last resort, food products that are still suitable for consumption

solutions have been drawn up for every step in the process, such as the

but which cannot be sold are given to food aid charities/associations

implementation of

daïpas

(paper bags) to protect banana plantations

and to the stores’ social grocery partners.

from insects and adverse weather conditions, or the sale of single

bananas in lots of three in Carrefour stores. Action plans will be

implemented for every product family analysed.

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