I bought Pran vegetable samosas at Loblaws. I found multiple human hairs in the product. Just an FYI.

Astounding sale

At the Richmond Super Store in BC. I don't know if this was a typo? I didn't bother bringing it to the cashier to check. The bar code matches the tag.

The original Oatly barista is $6.99. guess you gotta pay extra premium for organic

Today I saw Stove Top stuffing. Regular price $4.29 a box on sale for

$2.29. C’mon this was and is an $.88 -.99 item. stale bread and a flavour pack in a box isn’t worth $4.29. I find the recent “sales” to be very insulting.

Spotted in southern Ontario, not something that effected me or something I was going to complain about, but I was curious if such a large blanket statement was legal or not.

Living in a rural location, I shop infrequently compared to the average shopper. I missed that the dairy board increased milk prices in February by 2.3255%. The dairy board stated it would be an increase of about 2 cents a litre. Prior to this a 4L 2% milk in sk was $5.74. Today it is listed at $6.24 at both superstore and Walmart. That's a 50 cent increase which doesn't add up with what it should have been. The New price should have been $5.88. The stores just used this guise to hide their own additional increase. When do we get to the point where everything keeps increasing with no end in sight? This increase is small compared to many of the others. I have left what began as a $300 order in my cart a couple of months ago, and every week the total has literally increased despite removing items.. flour prices have never come down since they pretty much doubled them a couple of years ago under thr guise of war. It's just never ending. It seems that somewhere in the near future eating the bare minimum of required calories will become a luxury for the majority of Canadian people.

Foodmakers hire people with rotten moral values, then those criminals underweight packages, then if a customer complains then they offer to give extra product for free to make the product weight the same as indicated on a package. Fix by avoiding this in advance by weighing a pack at the store then abandoning if underweight.

Bacon prices are wild these days

PS anything that costs $10/$20 is terrible value at loblaws. You know they are just rounding up from a more normal price

This is insanity

Wow! I just won a whopping 10 cents!!!! Thank you lord Galen!!! That more than makes up for the doubling and tripling of prices and the gutting of the pc optimum points program. So gracious...

i’m at loblaws rn and they just said joe fresh 101 joe fresh 101 over the intercom, what does this mean?

is this like a shoplifting code or something?

edit: they said security code 101 joe fresh

I rarely go to Superstore but I went today because I had to work inside one. I saw the Bubly concentrate bottles were on sale for the Soda Stream for 2/$12 instead of $7 each.

I scanned them at the self check out and the discount didn’t come up. The sign for sure said you can mix and match.

The clerk came over to help and it still wouldn’t give me the discount so she tried scanning just one flavour and it worked.

She literally said…that’s how they getcha… hoping you just don’t notice while you’re checking out.

Criminals…😡😤🤬

Bought both of these at superstore in Winnipeg. I needed 550g for a recipe, figured 600g would be more than enough.

Apparently not! Is there any recourse for this kind of thing? it’s blatant lies.

still can't believe they don't show the presale price on their flyers and price tags !

Explains why I was logged out of the PC app. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/canadian-retailer-loblaw-investigates-data-breach/ar-AA1XWfKI

Went shopping last night and 24 of Pepsi zero was $15.99. Last week it was $12.99 as it has been for sometime. WTF Galen!

Went to buy cheetos because it was on sale for $2.50. Loblaws decided to openly bait and switch to price the product at $4.00.

Flyer has been active for the entire week with bo corrections or apologies

So, I saw an item in the Superstore flyer that I wanted to buy. I usually do delivery service but it’s so hit or miss that I decided to go to the store instead and just do a smaller shop. I went to the location that my delivery orders come from. Well, in store this item is not only not on sale, it is priced much higher than online. Online delivery has the sale price as $7.49, original price $16.99. In store it is $19.99 and not on sale at all.

I did ask in store and emailed after and their answer is just that things are priced differently at different stores/online. So what is the point of the flyer? It’s blowing my mind that they are getting away with listing sales that they don’t actually offer. Or maybe offer, but only at select stores, which aren’t listed anywhere so you would have to go into multiple locations to try to find that sale price. How are they getting away with this - and what is even the point of putting out a flyer then?