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goes through numerous round-table discussions, taste tests, and usage

and performance tests in order to develop its consumer services as widely

aspossible,particularlythroughsocialnetworks.

Helping to change practices

Carrefour encourages the development of new products and brands that

offer significant benefits to customers and the environment. Carrefour

implements innovative practices inorder to offer products basedon agro-

ecological principles and those made from animals fed without the use

of GMO ingredients or antibiotics. For example, Carrefour set up new lines

in Taiwan, where cucumbers incorporate the use of natural biostimulants,

and in Argentina, where tomatoes are naturally pollinated. In France,

the Group offers a type of broccoli from Brittany produced through

hand-harvested, herbicide-free, sustainable agricultural methods. The

Group also works on recipe reformulation for its products to reduce their

levels of sugar, salt and trans-fats, and also favours the use of free-range

eggsinitsready-madeproducts.

Promoting a balanced diet

Argentina

At the time when they begin

to diversify their diets, babies

can suffer fromnutrient

deficiencies. InMay 2015,

Carrefour and Nestum®,

an infant cereal brand from

Nestlé®, joined forces to put

out an awareness campaign

for customers on this subject,

alongwithaproduct donation

programme benefiting the

Por los Chicos

association.

Spain

A balanced diet needs to be

taught to young people, and

it’smuchmore fun to do it

with a robot!

Helped along by

Nao

, more

than 1,000 children have

learned the basics of a

healthy diet in stores in

16 Spanish cities. In view

of the success of these

discussions,

Nao

also joined

Carrefour for

La Vuelta

,

the Spanish cycling race.

Poland

The goal of “The ABC of a

healthy diet” programme is

tomake children, adolescents

and even seniors learn or

re-learn good dietary rules

so that they can prepare

balancedmeals according

to their particular budgets

while avoiding waste, learn

how to read food labels

correctly, and choose food

products that are themost

beneficial to their health.

Inaugurated inMarch of

2015 in cooperation with

the Faculty of Human

Nutrition and Consumer

Sciences inWarsaw, this

programme has already

raised awareness among

more than 800 people

in eight cities throughout

Poland.

Food safety, a core part

of the initiative

In addition to the

development of laboratories

set up in stores to test fresh

produce and postersmeant

for customers, Carrefour

stores in China took action

in June 2015 to raise greater

awareness among consumers

as part of its national

food-safety week. Some

stores in Beijing have even

forged partnerships with

universities (College of Food

Science, China Agricultural

University, etc.) in order

to open up discussion on the

subject of “quality, science,

and health”.

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