The food industry has always worried about inflation. It should now worry about appetite A closer look at Canada’s $3.4 billion food disruption From forgotten bananas to supper saves: The rise of top-up shopping As digital convenience grows, evolving households and "need-it-now" expectations are fuelling more frequent fill-in grocery trips Loblaw Cos. Ltd. signs partnership deal with Canadian AI firm Shakudo Retailer will use the platform to build and run AI applications This week in grocery news: DoorDash adds Empire stores to network, high oil prices fuel change Here’s what you might have missed Manitoba government taking Sobeys to municipal board over property controls Premier Wab Kinew questioned about whether removing property controls has contributed to lower food prices Leaders from Walmart, Loblaw, Longo’s, Metro and more to speak at GroceryTech Canada There’s still spots left—register today to gain insights from the industry’s most influential retailers! No Frills opens new store in northern Ontario Pam & Steve's No Frills welcomes shoppers in Sudbury Walmart breaks its no-frills mold with in-store beauty experts and personalized advice Move comes as U.S. retailers vie for a bigger slice of the beauty and personal care market PHOTOS: UNFI Canada hosts 'reimagined' 2026 Innovation Showcase See photos from the two-day event How marketing can help keep meat sales moving As budget-driven consumers tighten spending, retailers can lean on sharper marketing and merchandising Calgary Co-op sales rise in 2025 as company reports profit of $6.12 million Co-operative returns to profitability following net loss of $10.04 million in 2024 A new normal at the grocery store: More strategy, less freedom According to Dalhousie’s Canadian Food Sentiment Index, the panic is fading—but with one in three households still struggling to afford food, the pain clearly isn’t First Previous 26 27 28 29 30 Next Last
