Canada gov't says major grocery chains agreed to back efforts to curb prices
OTTAWA, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The heads of Canada's five
major grocery chains have agreed to support the government in
its efforts to stabilise prices, Innovation Minister
Francois-Philippe Champagne said on Monday.
Champagne was speaking to reporters after what he said were
two hours of difficult talks in Ottawa with the five chains,
which represent 80% of the Canadian market.
(Reporting by David Ljunggren
Editing by Chris Reese)
((david.ljunggren@tr.com; +1 647 480 7891;))
Recent news on Metro
See all newsBrief: Eric La Flèche To Retire As President And CEO Of Metro At End Of Fiscal Year; Metro Names Marc Giroux As Next President And CEO
Canada Research Roundup: Agnico Eagle Mines, Metro, TCP Energy
Canada's Metro Q2 sales slightly beat estimates; says Laval strike to impact Q3
Brief: Metro Inc Announces Strike By Unionized Employees In Laval, Transportation, & Head Office
Canada Research Roundup: Bank of Montreal, Hydro One, Information Services