Should grocers be able to advertise prices below a supplier's minimum advertised price?
On September 28, 2026, the Competition Bureau called for information about minimum advertised pricing in grocery. Such policies restrict the price a store can advertise for a supplier's product; a store may still be allowed to sell it for less. The inquiry is not a finding that a particular supplier or grocer broke the law.
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