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Loblaw backtracks on dropping country-of-origin produce labels after customer backlash
- Loblaw reversed its decision to remove country-of-origin labels on produce after widespread customer protests across provinces without mandatory labelling rules.
- The grocer initially defended dropping labels due to sourcing difficulties and regulatory challenges but continued labeling in Ontario and Quebec where provincial laws require it.
- Customer complaints increased during Canada-U.S. trade tensions, with shoppers demanding clearer origin information to support Canadian products.
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency stated that federal rules do not require origin labels on store signage, prompting calls for new legislation to ensure clear country-of-origin information.
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