The countries largest grocer is freezing the prices of all No Name products until next year as grocery bills continue to be on the rise.
Loblaw has announced its popular house brand prices will be locked until January 31st 2023.
In a letter, Loblaw President and chairman Galen G Weston says the price of an average basket of groceries has risen 10 per cent this year as the chain looks to push back against unfair price increases.
Weston adds Loblaw has decided to focus on what they can control will has locked the prices of No Name products and promises more deals in the coming weeks to provide relief from escalating food costs.