GROUPE PROVENCIA in the news

The Rosnoblet family developed the Provencia supermarket chain, aligning with Carrefour, and now operates 40 franchised stores.

An association launched a petition to urge Provencia (Carrefour Market) to stop selling live lobsters due to animal cruelty concerns.

L214 protested at Provencia's headquarters, urging the Carrefour franchisee to reduce its sale of intensively farmed products and adopt a plant-based protein pact.

An association is petitioning GROUPE PROVENCIA to cease selling live lobsters due to the severe suffering these animals endure from capture to consumer, highlighting inhumane treatment and slaughter methods.

French retail operator Groupe Provencia has renewed its franchise agreement with Carrefour, dismissing rumors of a switch to a competitor.

Carrefour renewed its historical franchise agreement with Groupe Provencia to continue operating 38 stores in the Rhône-Alpes region.

Carrefour has renewed its long-term partnership with Groupe Provencia to operate 38 stores in the Rhône-Alpes region.

Carrefour secured a long-term franchise renewal with its largest French partner, Provencia, covering 41 stores.

Carrefour has renewed its 30-year franchise agreement with Groupe Provencia to continue operating 38 stores in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

Provencia hosted its annual producers' fair in Annecy, revealing the inner workings of its partnerships with producers.

Stéphane Rosnoblet, head of Groupe Provencia and GF 38, faces tax evasion allegations involving 4 million euros in undeclared income via a Luxembourg holding.

Stéphane Rosnoblet, president of Grenoble Foot 38 and Provencia co-director, is under investigation for allegedly not declaring nearly 4 million euros in income to French tax authorities since 2015.

Stéphane Rosnoblet, president of GF38 and head of Groupe Provencia, faces a multi-million euro tax reassessment over a 2015 share transfer to Luxembourg that tax authorities reclassified as taxable income.

Stéphane Rosnoblet, the CEO of Provencia, faces legal challenges with tax authorities concerning undeclared income from a Luxembourgish financial arrangement.

The construction of a new Carrefour hypermarket in Scionzier by Groupe Provencia is progressing, with an expected opening in late 2027, delayed by appeals, while the old Cluses site will become a Carrefour Market.

Construction is underway for a new 6,000 square meter Carrefour hypermarket and shopping gallery in Scionzier, set to open in late 2027.

Provencia, Carrefour's biggest French franchisee, is negotiating with competitors to leave Carrefour after a pricing dispute.

Provencia, Carrefour's main franchisee, is considering leaving due to costly supply terms, highlighting wider franchise tensions.

The document is a petition urging Provencia supermarkets to stop selling live lobsters due to the animal suffering caused by capture, transport, storage, and inhumane killing methods.

The document is a petition urging Provencia supermarkets to stop selling live lobsters due to the animal suffering caused by capture, transport, storage, and inhumane killing methods.