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Competition Bureau to publish call for information on retail grocery pricing today
Canada's Competition Bureau will publish a call for information on retail grocery pricing policies this morning, feeding its ongoing examination of the food supply chain.
Why it matters
Grocery prices remain one of the top concerns for Canadian households. The Bureau says this call for information will feed directly into its ongoing examination of the food supply chain — the same line of work that followed its 2023 retail grocery market study.
What happened
The Competition Bureau announced on September 25 that it will publish a call for information on pricing policies in retail grocery on the morning of September 28, 2026. The Bureau said the call will support its examination of the food supply chain and builds on its 2023 retail grocery market study, whose report recommended measures to meaningfully improve competition in the sector. Media can request the call for information from [email protected], and Bureau spokespersons will be available for interviews.
Background
The Competition Bureau is an independent law enforcement agency that protects and promotes competition for the benefit of Canadian consumers and businesses. The Bureau says competition drives lower prices and innovation while fueling economic growth. Its 2023 retail grocery market study examined competition in the sector and issued recommendations aimed at strengthening it.
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