NOVEMBER 9, 2023

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Loblaw claims Canada’s ‘code of conduct’ will cost consumers $1B

Grocer wants a meeting to address concerns.

Weis Markets net sales up slightly in Q3

Company’s third quarter comparable store sales increased 0.8% year-over-year.

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Walmart will now have daily sensory-friendly hours

The hours start Nov. 10 and could be permanent.

DoorDash adds HSA and FSA payment capability

Shoppers can use their HSA or FSA debit card to pay for eligible items on the company’s app.

Save Mart and Lucky Stores offer deals on turkey, other Thanksgiving items

Frozen Jennie-O turkeys are priced at 47 cents a pound with a purchase of $25.

Ahold Delhaize USA makes ‘difficult decision’ to sell FreshDirect

Company said it wants to focus more on omnichannel business.

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Canada has proposed a grocery-related “code of conduct,” which Canadian grocer Loblaw says will ultimately cost consumers over $700 million if the code gets passed into law. The Canadian government says the code is needed as a result of grocers charging higher rates to suppliers. Is the “code” really needed right now? Are there issues with supplier fees in Canada? How about the U.S.?
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