logos
This page only shows primary logo variants.
For other related logos and images, see:
1959–1963 1963–1966 1966–1972 1972–1982
1959–1963 1963–1966 1966–1972 1972–1982
1980–1982 1982–2009 2009–present 2022–present
1980–1982 1982–2009 2009–present 2022–present

1959–1963

Carrefour 1960
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Alternate Gothic ATF Demi
Launched:  July 11, 1959

1963–1966

Carrefour 1963

1966–1972

Carrefour67
Designer:  Jacques Daniel
Étienne Thil
Typography:  Clarendon Bold
Launched:  1966

1972–1982

Carrefour1975
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Another Typewriter
Launched:  1972

1980–1982

Carrefour 1980
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Another Typewriter
Launched:  1980

1982–2009

Carrefour1983
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  ITC American Typewriter Bold
Launched:  1982

2009–present

Carrefour 2009
Designer:  Wolff Olins
Miles Newlyn
Typography:  Custom (based on Cooper BT)
Launched:  June 2009

Wolff Olins updated Carrefour's identity. This logo is similar to the 1966 logo, but both the text and the other side of the C have a lighter shade of blue, and the sides of the “arrows” have been rounded.[1]

2022–present

Carrefour 2022
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Custom (based on Cooper BT)
Launched:  Mid-2022

The 2009 logo was refined in mid-2022.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.newlyn.com/work/client/carrefour

External links


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Carrefour:

France | Africa10 | Algeria14 | Argentina | Armenia15 | Belgium | Brazil | Bulgaria | Dominican Republic | Georgia7 | Greece | Israel12 | Iran (Hyperstar)7 | Italy17 | Middle East7 | Monaco | Mongolia13 | Morocco4 | Pakistan7 | Poland | Romania | Spain | Tunisia14 | Turkey (CarrefourSA Hiper)9
Carrefour Market: France | Africa15 | Argentina | Armenia15 | Belgium | Bulgaria | Dominican Republic | Georgia7 | Greece | Israel | Middle East7 | Monaco | Mongolia13 | Morocco4 | Poland | Romania | Spain | Tunisia14 | Turkey (CarrefourSA Süper)9
Carrefour Express: France | Argentina | Armenia | Belgium | Brazil | Bulgaria | Greece | Poland | Romania (Pronto August8) | Spain | Tunisia14 | Turkey (CarrefourSA Express)9
Carrefour City: France | Armenia15 | Dominican Republic | Georgia7 | Israel | Middle East7 | Monaco | Spain | Turkey (CarrefourSA Mini)9
Others: Carrefour Bio · Carrefour Drive (Piéton) · Carrefour Contact · Carrefour Mobile · Carrefour Montagne | Carrefour Bairro · (Posto · Drogaria · Soluções Financeiras2) | CarrefourSA Gurme9

Atacadão:
Brazil (Posto | Drogaria) | France | Morocco4 | Argentina (Carrefour Maxi)

Supeco:
Spain | Africa | France

Other brands:
Bringo | Promocash | Sam's Club (Brazil)3

Other operations:
Carrefour Property (Carmila) | Grupo Carrefour Brasil1 | CarrefourSA Profesyonel9

Former operations:
Albania (Market) · Austria · Chile · China · Cyprus · Czechia · Colombia (Express) · Germany · Hong Kong · Indonesia · Japan · Kazakhstan15 · Malaysia · Mexico · North Macedonia · Portugal · Russia · Singapore · Slovakia · South Korea · Switzerland · Taiwan16 · Thailand · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan15 · Vietnam · Carrefour Market (Brazil) · Carrefour Planet · Carrefour Wholesale Cash & Carry · CarrefourSA Expres9
BIG (Bompreço)5 | Billa Romania6 | Champion (Brazil) | Continente (Continent) | Cora | DIA (Ed | Minipreço | DIA SA9) | Euromercato | Maxi Colombia | Maxxi Atacado5 | Mercadefam18 | Nacional · Super Bompreço | OO Shop | Promodès | Shopi | Supeco (Brazil · Italy) | TodoDia

Notes
1 71.1% ownership, with a stake of 8,9% owned by Península Participações and the remain are free-float shares.
2 51% ownership, remaining shares owned by Itaú Unibanco.
3 Licensed by Walmart, which has a minority share of Grupo Carrefour Brasil.
4 Under franchise by Label'Vie.
5 Brand converted to Carrefour, Atacadão or Sam's Club, after the acquisition of Grupo Big.
6 Acquired from Rewe Group.
7 Under franchise by Majid Al-Futtaim.
8 Operated its stores under the Carrefour Express name; although the company itself is a separate entity.
9 Joint-venture with Sabancı Holding.
10 Different franchises on some countries.
11 20% ownership, remaining sold to Suning in 2019.
12 Under franchise by Electra Consumer Products.
13 Joint-venture with Altan Joloo.
14 Under franchise by Ulysse Hyper Distribution.
15 Formerly under franchise by Majid Al-Futtaim.
16 Acquired by Uni-President Enterprises Corporation.
17 Acquired by NewPrinces Group in 2025, brand will be retained for up to 3 years.
18 Acquired by Carrefour Colombia between 2008 and 2009.
Carrefour 2009 (Symbol)