Les Mousquetaires

Overall approach

0/10
Commodity score

15/90
- Beef & Leather
  
  0/90
- Palm oil
  
  38/90
- Paper
  
  0/90
- Soy
  
  0/90
- Timber
  
  38/90
Commitment strength

23/17

Avg. score
Reporting and Implementation

8/56

Avg. score
Social considerations

7/17

Avg. score

Profile

Les Mousquetaires is a French retail group with over 3,000 outlets across Europe. The company’s leading brand is the supermarket chain Intermarché, but it also owns the home improvement store Bricomarché and automotive service shop Roady, amongst others. As a leading retailer Les Mousqetaires is exposed to a number of forest risk commodities including palm oil, soy and beef.

Sector

Industry sector

Food retail, Home improvement

Segments

France

Company Type

Company type

Private

Collective Commitments

Consumer Goods Forum member

New York Declaration on Forests signatory

How we assess the Forest 500

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