"Typically, we would hold prices on approximately 90 per cent of packaged products during this time," spokesperson Andrew Walker told CBC News in a statement.
Efforts to stabilize prices Walker confirmed the news, which was first reported by the Toronto Star.
This year, the chain says the "totality" of its packaged goods offerings will see prices held at their November 2023 price until at least January. That's about 20,000 products, all told, and it includes the cancellation of planned price increases on about 1,700 items.
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