Loblaw agrees to Grocery Code of Conduct

Loblaw agrees to Grocery Code of Conduct

May 16, 2024 5:32 pm EST.

Canada's largest grocer says if everyone else signs on, they will also join the Grocery Code of Conduct. Loblaw Companies Ltd. was the last Canadian grocer to agree - though Wal-Mart & Costco have not yet declared if they'll join.

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