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People Break Down Which Product Or Service They'll Never Buy Due To Its Owner

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By Amelia Mavis Christnot, Galen G. Weston
| Comic Sands
We often hear about boycotts of products, services or even places *cough* Florida, Texas *cough* but some people have their own personal do not buy list. Sometimes, it's because of one or more past bad experiences.... sometimes, it's for moral reasons... and sometimes, it's about who profits. We're going to focus on that last one.
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The many wrong turns that led to ‘greedflation’

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By Galen G. Weston, Peter Rodriguez, Rick Byun, Sylvain Charlebois
| Strategy Online Verified
Written by Will Novosedlik On Jan. 3, the image of a five-pack of boneless, skinless chicken breasts at Loblaws was launched into the Twitterverse, triggering 4.5 million views, 2759 retweets and 15.6k likes around the world. The tweet’s world tour was fueled by the chicken’s price tag: $37.03 for just over three pounds of premium poultry. It very quickly generated news stories across Canada, the U.S. and the UK.
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This economist blames supermarkets for astronomical food pricesToronto LifeSearchToronto LifeSearchTwitterFacebookToronto Life

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By Galen G. Weston
| Dispatchist
“Galen Weston is the poster boy for excess”: This economist blames supermarkets for astronomical food pricesJim Sanford explains why corporate greed—not supply chain problems or inflation—is the reason for skyrocketing grocery bills Since the start of the pandemic, major supermarkets have faced significant public backlash over the ever-rising price of groceries.Related: Daily Bread Food Bank CEO Neil Hetherington on why the charity is sending out a record 50 tonnes of food per day So...
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