Loblaw today announced a price freeze on more than 1,500 No Name brand products, “in an effort provide grocery-bill predictability to Canadians facing the highest food inflation in decades.” Starting today through the end of [Read More…]
Loblaw is teaming up with Club Coffee to offer all 35 President’s Choice and no name whole bean and ground coffee varieties in new, innovative sustainable packaging. Produced by Loblaw’s long-time partner Club Coffee, the [Read More…]
President’s Choice (PC) – the private label brand owned by Loblaw – is bolstering their already extensive lineup of plant-based products with a slew of new options, including new plant-based sweet Italian sausages, a new plant-based [Read More…]
Loblaw announced Tuesday that it’s getting into the beer business with the launch of No Name beer in Ontario. The Canadian-style lager is brewed in Ontario and comes packaged in the distinctive bright yellow-and-black format [Read More…]
Loblaw is recalling certain No Name brand Chicken Nuggets from the marketplace due to possible salmonella contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is advising consumers not to consume the recalled product. The CFIA says [Read More…]
Loblaw Companies Limited is recalling certain packages of No Name brand chicken burgers due to possible salmonella contamination. The company says the burgers, which carry a best before date of February 6, 2019, are being [Read More…]
Loblaw Companies Ltd. announced Wednesday that it plans to roll-out its online grocery business, including expansion of its PC Express pick-up sites and home grocery delivery across the country this year. “As the retail landscape [Read More…]
PC Optimum members will soon be able to earn points when they fill up at Esso gas stations across Canada starting this summer. On Tuesday, Loblaw Companies Ltd. announced it is has signed a deal [Read More…]
Loblaw Companies Ltd. announced Tuesday that it is adding cricket powder to its line of President’s Choice food products. The company says high-protein cricket powder can be added to baked goods, smoothies or meals, to [Read More…]
Loblaw is recalling certain pre-packaged Cooked Shrimp due to the potential presence of raw shrimp, which may contain harmful bacteria. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says the Pacific White Shrimp is sold in 300-gram [Read More…]
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