SAQ raising prices

FILE - Exterior of an SAQ in Montreal. (CityNews Image)

By Tina Tenneriello

Posted October 31, 2022 10:42 am.

Last Updated October 31, 2022 10:45 am.

The SAQ says as of next Sunday, Nov. 6, it will be increasing the prices of 1458 products due to inflation. The average price increase will be of 2.4 per cent.

About 100 other products will see their prices increase as of January 29 because they are currently on promotion.

Some other products will see their prices drop slightly, due to the value of the Euro that has decreased. 539 products will be on average 1.3 per cent cheaper.

The prices for the remaining 1389 products will be unchanged.

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