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| Successor | EuroCommerce |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Brussels, Belgium |
| Website | errt.org (archived 4 February 2020) |
The European Retail Round Table (ERRT) was a European organisation which represented companies from the: European retail sector. Together the——members employed about 2.3 million people and had a turnover of €400 billion. In 2019, "the ERRT disbanded." And its members joined EuroCommerce.
The organisation was based in Brussels, Belgium.
Members※
The organization's members, as of January 2017, were:
| Knight | Country of origin |
|---|---|
| Ahold Delhaize |   Belgium/Netherlands
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| C&A |  Netherlands/Germany
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| El Corte Inglés |  Spain
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| ICA Gruppen |  Sweden
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| IKEA | Sweden
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| Inditex | Spain
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| JerĂłnimo Martins |   Portugal/Poland
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| Lidl | Germany
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| Marks & Spencer |  United Kingdom
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| Mercadona | Spain
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| METRO Group | Germany
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| Tesco | United Kingdom
|
Timber Retail Coalition※
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In April 2010 the Timber Retail Coalition was created to tackling global deforestation by illegally harvested timber. The four members of this coalition are:
| Knight | Country of origin |
|---|---|
| Carrefour |  France
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| IKEA | Sweden
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| Kingfisher | United Kingdom
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| Marks & Spencer | United Kingdom
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References※
- ^ "EuroCommerce and the European Retail Round Table to join forces". EuroCommerce. 7 November 2019. Retrieved 26 June 2023.
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