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Carrefour continues to lose French market share

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Food13 December, 2017

Kantar Worldpanel’s new numbers underline the fact that Carrefour CEO Alexandre Bompard is facing a huge challenge. Out of every supermarket chain, his chain suffered the largest market share loss in France last month.

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Both the group’s hypermarkets and supermarkets lost market share in the company’s home territory. Hypermarkets had to deal with smaller average shopping basket and supermarkets welcomed fewer customers.

 

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One of France’s major winners was E.Leclerc because its customers not only spent more in stores, but also in the pick-up locations. Intermarché also advanced thanks to increased customer expenditures and more store visits. The hard discounters also had an enjoyable period in France: Aldi and Lidl attracted more customers and each won 6 points. Auchan lost market share despite a sizeable increase in marketing funds.  

 

Overall, French purchases grew 2.2 % in November. Hypermarkets suffered, but supermarkets and online platforms both made strides. Online food sales now contribute 6.1 % to the overall  food sales. 

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