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Carrefour resorts to "shrinkflation" labels in bash to food producers - Vimarsana News

Carrefour resorts to "shrinkflation" labels in bash to food producers

Carrefour has affixed “shrinkflation” signs onto store shelves to point the finger at brands they say are reducing the size of packets but not prices.

Supermarket chain Les Mousquetaires says French prices to stay high until March, ET BrandEquity - Vimarsana News

Supermarket chain Les Mousquetaires says French prices to stay high until March, ET BrandEquity

Les Mousquetaires: Thierry Cotillard, whose group has more than 3,000 stores in France, is among retail executives due to meet Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Wednesday to discuss how to lower prices.

Inflation: France seeking to double list of groceries subject to price cuts - Vimarsana News

Inflation: France seeking to double list of groceries subject to price cuts

Hungary has imposed mandatory price cuts, Portugal scrapped value added tax on essential food

French Govt Seeking To Double List Of Groceries Subject To Price Cuts: Source - Vimarsana News

French Govt Seeking To Double List Of Groceries Subject To Price Cuts: Source

The French govt is looking to secure a commitment to help fight inflation by doubling the number of products subject to price cuts this year.

Supermarket chain Les Mousquetaires says French prices to stay high until March, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Supermarket chain Les Mousquetaires says French prices to stay high until March, ET Retail

Les Mousquetaires: Thierry Cotillard, whose group has more than 3,000 stores in France, is among retail executives due to meet Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Wednesday to discuss how to lower prices.