Love PC Chips! Especially the triple Dill or Ketchup. I think it’s called Loads of Ketchup/Dill. Delicious and better than Lays if you ask me. lol
No More Chips At Loblaws Over Price Dispute With Fritolay
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There is also the possibility that Loblaw intends to launch a PC line of chips made by Frito lays at a lower price point. Frito Lays will make the chips under the PC brand and sell it to Loblaw, this way they are using up their production capacity and making a profit and not paying a shelf fee for Loblaw to stock their product. Eventually the PC brand and Frito Lays products can exist side by side with both Loblaw and Frito Lay making a profit.
I was in my local No Frills today, and I noticed the shelves where Frito-Lay used to be are now occupied by Humpty Dumpty.
And has anyone ever heard of these guys?
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And has anyone ever heard of these guys?
Frito-Lay's standoff with Loblaw ends up flooding an Ontario chip company with new orders
Neal Brothers Foods scrambled to ramp up production and find more trucking capacity after Loblaw's 'abnormally' large order
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Good News Everyone. We Can Resume Getting Fat.
Loblaw and PepsiCo end their standoff over snack prices (msn.com)
Funny enough, I read a click bait headline yesterday that said the dispute would not be resolved any time soon.
Loblaw and PepsiCo end their standoff over snack prices (msn.com)
Funny enough, I read a click bait headline yesterday that said the dispute would not be resolved any time soon.
Old Dutch, Miss Vickie's, Que Pasa for corn chips, and the list goes on, along with Neal brothers who I beieve make chips for Loblaw group of companies. Frito Lays bought out Hostess potato Chips long ago and I miss that brand.
Does anybody remember Mad Hatter in Canada?
Not just for Loblaws and Fortinos, but also for their other divisions that they operate.
You make it sound like you know that Loblaws caved? Maybe Fritos learned their lesson and that they need Loblaws and their 1/3 of the Canadian grocery market.
Do you have a link to the deal that Frito and Loblaws worked out on the pricing?
Let’s just say that I am in the business and I know that Loblaws was hurting. No name and Old Dutch chips they filled up the shelves with just we’re not selling like Frito Lay did. Also other stores like Metro and other Loblaws competition we’re up approximately 40% in Frito Lay products during the time that Loblaw‘s did not have them.
In the end both parties are better off with each other but if one party was suffering the most it was definitely Loblaws.
Like I said, Loblaws controls 1/3 of the Canadian grocery market. It's a symbiotic relationship.
Humpty Dumpty was popular in Quebec when I was a kid.
Loblaws and Frito Lay made this dispute public. They just wanted to bamboozle the public to believe that it was done in their best interest. Has anyone checked to see if the products came back at a higher price or was put beside the No Name or Loblaws house brand and all come from the same factory.
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