Carrefour director of private label Reflets de France Alain Fretellière will leave the group at the end of the month. Fretellière, who also leads relationships with small and medium-sized enterprises, was a driving force behind the creation of Reflets de France, a range of French gastronomic products, which has enjoyed success since it launched in 1996 and is now stocked by Ocado. Fretellière was also part of the introduction of the Carrefour Discount economy brand in May 2009.
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