Only pork and alcohol left untouched in Paris store after looting
After a Franprix supermarket in Paris was ransacked, social media users noticed that pork products remained in refrigerated display cases and shelves stocked with alcohol appeared untouched.
On October 17, 2026, a video circulated on social media purportedly showing the aftermath of looting at a Franprix supermarket on Rue du Faubourg du Temple in Paris. Viewers pointed out that pork products remained in the refrigerated cases, while shelves containing alcoholic beverages appeared untouched, GoodTimes reports.
The footage shows nearly empty shelves, smashed eggs, damaged packaging, and food scattered across the floor. Pieces of broken equipment can also be seen near the checkout area.
Amid the destruction, packaged pork products remained in the refrigerated display cases, while shelves stocked with alcohol appeared undisturbed.
Commenters noted that the pork and alcohol sections appeared to have suffered considerably less damage than other parts of the store.
Some social media users speculated that the pork products and alcohol had been left untouched because those involved in the looting may have observed religious dietary restrictions.
