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supported the objective of achieving zero deforestation practices by the

year 2020. To this end, 100% of the palm oil used in Carrefour brands

nowcomes fromcontrolledsources supportedby theRSPO(Roundtableon

Sustainable PalmOil). At the same time, in certain regions of Brazil where

cattle farming contributes to deforestation, Carrefour collaboratedwith all

sector actors in2015 to find a solution for traceability in the coming years.

Promoting sustainable fishing

Conscious of the need to preserve fishing resources, Carrefour has also

stopped selling threatened species of deep-water fish (including blue

ling cod, orange roughy, roundnose grenadier, and black scabbardfish).

In addition to active participation in the Marine Stewardship Council,

a global certification programme for products from responsible fishing

activities, Carrefour is expanding its use of supplies coming fromcertified

best practices. In 2015, two references for rod-fished canned tuna,

a traditional technique that limits the catching of non-targeted species,

havebeenofferedontheshelvesofstoresinFrance.

New product

lines in stores

In 2015, Carrefour pursued the

development of agroecological

solutions with its suppliers:

biocontrol kiwifruits inArgentina,

herbicide-free apples in China,

and shallots produced using

a vegetation cover made with

straw from rice plantations

to protect the soil in Taiwan.

Supporting

apiculture

In every country where it

operates, Carrefour is committed

to supporting apiculture and

local beekeepers by incorporating

biodiversity into its design of

car parks and green spaces, and

encouraging the long-termwork

of beekeepers, as well as raising

awareness among its employees

and customers about the vital

role played by pollinating bees.

Some 20 beehives have even

been installed on the roofs of

stores in France and Belgium,

with additional apiculture sites

set up in France and Poland.

99.6%

of paper used for commercial

publications is certified

or recycled

39.6%

of sales increase

for organic products

(vs 2013)

COMMITMENT AND PERFORMANCE

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