"Double-digit inflation is putting our customers to the test and powerfully weakening our sector,"
said Alexandre Bompard, CEO of Carrefour.
The group nevertheless emerges among the winners of a year 2022 marked by a rise in food prices of 12.6% in France.
Its turnover increased by 3.4% in the country (+8.5% worldwide, to 90 billion euros).
In volumes, by erasing the impact of rising prices, the brand is doing better than almost all of its rivals.
The wave of inflation in supermarkets has upset the consumption habits of the French.
It acted as an indicator of the strengths and weaknesses of each brand and accelerated customer transfers.
The latter had their eyes riveted on the prizes.
Well positioned in this field, Lidl, Aldi and Leclerc gained the most market share last year.
German discounters claim more than 10% of the market.
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