In partnership with Snake River Farms In this era of internet shopping, it can still be daunting to buy groceries online. You can’t touch or taste the produce, and sometimes nutrition labels aren’t even available to know exactly what you’re buying. And when it comes to meat, it can be difficult to determine the quality when […]
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Buying in bulk can be a smart way to stretch your grocery budget, especially as food prices continue to rise. But bigger isn’t always better. While some items can save you money when purchased in larger quantities, others may spoil, lose quality or simply end up taking up valuable cupboard space. Before loading your trolley [...]
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A new CBC secret-shopping investigation has found Loblaw Companies (TSX: L) and Sobeys-affiliated stores overcharging customers for underweight meat one year after both grocers said they had reinforced weighing procedures. CBC visited 17 Loblaw-owned or Sobeys-affiliated stores in the Toronto, Vancouver, and Halifax areas over two months, targeting fresh meat sold by weight. The investigation…
At least 2.5 million low-income people quickly lost help affording groceries under a Republican-passed law that added new requirements for the nation’s largest nutrition program and shifted hundreds of millions of dollars in costs from the federal government to states, according to a study the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities published Wednesday. Some 6% […]
ETOBICOKE, ON – Despite individual stores receiving fines for mislabelling some foods as Canadian, Loblaws head office remains confident that Canadian shoppers will not notice their new policy of labelling coconuts, pineapples, and imported Dutch gouda as domestic products. While the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it’s handed out $47,000 in fines since last April […]
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