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Jun 16, 2026
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Competition Bureau to examine how food supply competition effects grocery prices
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Competition Bureau to examine how food supply competition affects grocery prices
OTTAWA
THE CANADIAN PRESS
PUBLISHED 48 MINUTES AGO
UPDATED 24 SECONDS AGO
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A family farm near Cremona, Alta. in May, 2025. A 2023 retail grocery market study found greater competition could help lower prices and spur innovation.
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The Competition Bureau is looking to investigate how competition along the food supply chain affects grocery prices for consumers.
The bureau says it will look for potential issues in three key ar…
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