Carrefour Buys The Cora Brand

Carrefour Buys The Cora Brand

Cora hypermarket illustration in Arcueil, France on July 13, 2023. - Carrefour has announced that it has reached an agreement with the Belgian group Louis Delhaize to acquire the Cora and Match brands in France for an enterprise value of 1.05 billion euros. Photo by Alain Apaydin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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