Romania-based Carrefour has agreed to give up three of its stores in Braila so that it can get an approval from the Competition Council to take over European supermarket chain BILLA Romania.
The decision to transfer two Carrefour Market supermarkets and a Billa supermarket in Braila followed a warning issued to the company by the council.
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Image: Carrefour is a Romanian supermarket operator. Photo: courtesy of Tangopaso via Wikipedia.
