Why are Carrefour closed?

Carrefour's bankruptcy may have the following reasons:

1. Market changes: With the development and changes of the market, Carrefour may not adjust its development strategy and business model in time to adapt to the current market environment and consumer demand. This may lead to Carrefour being at a disadvantage in the market competition and unable to compete with other competitors.

2. Poor shopping experience: Carrefour, as the first hypermarket supermarket to enter the China market, was once a symbol of city supermarkets. However, due to the restrictions of shopping cards and imperfect shopping processes, many consumers have a poor shopping experience. This may make Carrefour lose its basic public support and reduce customer satisfaction and loyalty.

3. Cooperation with suppliers: For Carrefour, whether suppliers can supply goods in time is very important for the operation of the whole supermarket. However, if there are problems in cooperation with suppliers, it may affect Carrefour's commodity supply and operation.

4. Improper business strategy: If Carrefour's business strategy is improper, such as product positioning and price strategy problems, it may lead consumers to turn to other supermarkets or shopping channels that are more in line with their needs.

These reasons may be part of the reasons that led to the closure of Carrefour. However, due to factors such as regional and market competition, the specific situation may be different.