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Social responsibility

Action programs

Carrefour policy to meet the demands of stakeholders

Main stakeholders

Have expectations in terms of product quality

and ensure product quality

Suppliers

Receive

support

from

Carrefour

to

meet

Detailed specifications distributed, incorporating all

specifications and quality criteria and continue to be

aspects of quality (origin of raw materials, recipes, etc.)

Comprehensive assessment before any supplier is

listed as suppliers

listed to ensure that it complies with health and

safety quality standards (IFS, BRC) and with

Carrefour’s own requirements, including a specific

social audit for high-risk countries

Regular check-up audits after a supplier is listed

Customers

Enjoy products that are audited and comply with Inspection procedures in warehouses (approvers

traceability and safety standards

check freshness, origin, and category of products)

and in stores (teammember training, etc.)

Withdrawal of non-compliant products

Are listened to and heard by Carrefour

Implementation of tools for listening and discussion

(customer service, round tables, etc.)

Awareness-raising campaigns and provision of quality

and nutritional information on Carrefour product

packaging, in responsible consumption and recycling

guides,

and

online

(www.pourmoipourtous.fr/

launched in 2015, Carrefour website, etc.)

Consume innovate products in terms of value and Development of specific product lines (Veggie line

quality

launched in 2015, etc.)

Employees

Apply Carrefour’s quality procedures throughout the

In-house inspections to check that the quality policy

year

is implemented and understood in each country

Training on Carrefour quality procedures

Inform and question Carrefour about the latest

Ongoing substance watch via formal risk mapping

Experts,

scientific and regulator advances in the food industry

and

management

methodology

based

on

organisations,

classification by risk category (4

levels of criticality

scientists

based on the scientific evidence amassed for each

risk: unknown, hypothetical, known, prohibited)

Work with Carrefour to share the main expectations

Procedures to capture stakeholder questions and

from civil society

expectations (informal contacts with independent

scientific experts by topic, media watch for the food

industry via an automated system of memos

received three times a day, interviews with

administrations in high risk countries, monitoring of

laboratory publications in connection with health

authorities)

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