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Winegrowers outraged by €0.01 bottle of wine in French supermarket
Lidl claims labelling error but local farmers’ union says it threatens local production
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French supermarket’s ‘vegetarian wolf’ Christmas advert is worldwide hit
Clip has been viewed millions of times after version with English subtitles spread
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Is bartering legal in France?
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2017 sales dates revealed
Legal dates for twice-a-year ' soldes ' announced.
Although sales seem to have become a semi-permanent feature in shops and online stores, the ‘legal’ sales dates for next year have been set at January 11- February 21 and June 28 - August 8.
Winter sales dates are a week earlier in Lorraine and the summer sales in Alpes-Maritimes and Pyrénées-Orientales start a week later for the tourist season.
| This article is by Bill Blevins of Blevins Franks financial advice group He also writes for the Sunday Times on overseas finance. He is co-author of the Blevins Franks guide to Living in France |
