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French retailer Carrefour has announced that it will no longer sell PepsiCo products due to high prices for consumers.

This is part of a larger effort by French retailers and the government to push manufacturers to lower food costs.

French supermarket Carrefour has stopped selling PepsiCo products due to price increases.

The eight PepsiCo brands no longer sold at Carrefour stores in France include Lay's, Doritos, Pepsi, and Quaker products.

Carrefour will stop selling PepsiCo products in stores in France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium due to unacceptable price increases.

Grocery retailers in several countries have stopped orders from consumer goods firms due to price rises, leading to more fraught negotiations due to inflation.

PepsiCo stopped selling to Carrefour after a price dispute

PepsiCo initiated the split, not Carrefour

Carrefour, France's biggest food retailer, has announced that it will no longer sell PepsiCo products due to high prices for consumers.

This move is part of a broader campaign by the French government to pressure manufacturers to lower food costs and combat persistently high food price inflation.

Carrefour has stopped selling Doritos, Pepsi, and other Pepsico brands in France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain due to price hikes.

French retailers are in annual negotiations with food industry firms on prices and conditions for their sale in supermarkets.