Loblaws Bread Debacle

[Fisherman]

After a decade of price gouging on the price of bread they're going to give you a $25 coupon.  Oh boy, struck it rich.  If you figure you buy 1 loaf of bread every week, 52 loaves a year times 10 years, that around 520 loaves, give or take.   Not saying how much they gouged us per loaf,  but that's another screw the customer deal. 

[grimsbylander]

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[manitoubass2]

Heard this on the radio this am

Since they admitted to price fixing they will face no criminal charges or fines, unreal.

Loblaws says it will cost between $75-125 million

Maybe it's just me but I'd say price fixing is a criminal action carried out with intent.

And they get a slap on the wrist

Wonder what other products they've done it with and gotten off Scott free?

[ketchenany]

2 minutes ago, manitoubass2 said:

Heard this on the radio this am

Since they admitted to price fixing they will face no criminal charges or fines, unreal.

Loblaws says it will cost between $75-125 million

Maybe it's just me but I'd say price fixing is a criminal action carried out with intent.

And they get a slap on the wrist

Wonder what other products they've done it with and gotten off Scott free?

Not only Loblaws but look at our gas companies. How  do they know that the price of gas will go  up or down at midnight? 

We are a bend over society, they know we need it!

I went to a Loblaw company to buy  fresh Ontaio lamb at $6.99. It was a zoo. They could have charged $10.00 and still sold it all.