The voluntary grocery code of conduct in Canada will fully roll out on January 1, promoting fair dealings among grocers, suppliers, and wholesalers. Governed by the Office of the Grocery Sector Code of Conduct, it includes rules on penalties, fees, and a dispute resolution process. While Canada’s largest grocers have registered, experts have mixed views on its potential impact on consumer prices, as the code aims to improve industry relationships rather than directly lower costs.
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