Discount is the new name of the game. What does that mean for conventional stores?
The Canadian grocery landscape looks a lot different today from the pre-pandemic era.
Major grocers began a pivot into discount about three years ago as consumers favoured sales and other deals amid high food inflation.
And it's been paying off.
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