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Frito-Lay, Loblaw clash on price increases - Vimarsana News

Frito-Lay, Loblaw clash on price increases

One of Canada's biggest food manufacturers has halted shipments to the country's largest grocer in a...

'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers - Vimarsana News

'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers

One of Canada's biggest food manufacturers has halted shipments to the country's largest grocer in an extreme example of how inflation is impacting the food industry and driving a wedge between some retailers and suppliers.

Frito-Lay halts chips shipments to Loblaw in pricing dispute - Vimarsana News

Frito-Lay halts chips shipments to Loblaw in pricing dispute

One of Canada's biggest food manufacturers has halted shipments to the country's largest grocer. At issue is a dispute over pricing between Frito-Lay Canada and Loblaw Companies Ltd. as the maker of brands like Cheetos and Doritos tries to recoup higher costs.

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'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers - Vimarsana News

'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers

One of Canada's biggest food manufacturers has halted shipments to the country's largest grocer in an extreme example of how inflation is impacting the food industry and driving a wedge between some retailers and suppliers.

Potato chip giant Frito-Lay cuts off Loblaw in dispute over price hikes - Vimarsana News

Potato chip giant Frito-Lay cuts off Loblaw in dispute over price hikes

Some in the industry say refusals to ship productions are becoming more normal as food inflation surges to a rate not seen in more than a decade