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Social responsibility

Action programs

Carrefour’s Performance

Key developments

Carrefour renewed its support for the Brazilian soy moratorium in Carrefour launched a specific range of Carrefour Veggie products in

2014 through 2016 and is working locally with players in the sector to 2015 containing no preservatives, dyes, artificial flavours, animal fats,

develop non-GMO, deforestation-free soy. In France, Carrefour and the or animal-derived additives. The ingredients (soy, tofu, etc.) are

Avril group have prepared an agreement to develop French plant

GMO-free (<0.9%). If eggs are used, they are sourced from free-range

proteins as an alternative to imported soy. Under the agreement,

chickens. If cheese is used, it is made without animal rennet.

starting in 2017, local plant protein should be available to feed poultry,

pigs, ducks, and trout.

Wood and paper

Action plan

Commitment

Targets

Key indicator

2015

2014

progress

Encourage procurement

Use 100% certified and/or

% certified/recycled

99.6

99.3

of products (soy, beef, palm

recycled paper in catalogues paper

oil, wood, and paper)

that do not contribute

to deforestation

Increase sales of PEFC and FSC Sales of Carrefour

152.3

ND

products

PEFC and FSC

products and supplier

products

(in millions of euros)

Legend:

Action plans in progress

Carrefour’s Policy

In compliance with current regulations, Carrefour has also reinforced

its decision-making and auditing system by adding a more in-depth

To control its supplies of wood and wood products, Carrefour has made

risk analysis by species and procurement zone and by specifying

a commitment to sustainable forest management for its own brand

criteria for evaluating suppliers.

products in the non-food sector. The Wood charter requires Carrefour

suppliers using wood, pulp, paper, or derived products to confirm the The Group has also collaborated with WWF France and the GFTN

following five points: that their procurement is legal; that they respect

(Global Forest Trade Network) to develop a supplier training

local populations; that supplies are not sourced from high conservation programme. The Group continues to promote stationery and hygiene

value forests (HCVF); that supplies are not sourced from species

items (tissues and paper towels), and packaging that use recycled or

included on the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature)

FSC/PEFC certified fibre.

red list of threatened species or species protected under the CITES

With the objective of continuous improvement, Carrefour strives to

(Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild

enhance the expertise of its teams, training them in local regulatory

Fauna and Flora). Carrefour also appended the Wood charter to all

issues, risk analysis, standards and supplier evaluation.

contracts signed by suppliers of Carrefour products that contain wood

And since 2005, the Carrefour group has taken a comprehensive

fibres. 100% of suppliers manufacturing wood-based and

approach to its commercial publications . Carrefour also works with

wood-derived products have received the Wood charter. In 2014,

printers to reduce the impact of its commercial publications.

100% of the tropical wood patio furniture offered by the Group was

certified or pending certification. For the non-food sector, the charter

includes a questionnaire to help suppliers improve their procurement

to ensure that the criteria are met (species, production zones, etc.).

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