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Canada is searching for an international grocer to enter its domestic grocery market.
The country’s grocery industry is dominated by three large companies, Loblaw, Empire and Sobeys.
Experts say that any foreign grocer looking to enter Canada 's market faces an uphill battle to distinguish itself from existing players.
Canada 's federal innovation minister has since taken several overseas trips to woo international grocer.
Loblaw boycott is a signal from Canadians who are fed-up with the lack of choice and the country’s grocery behemoths, who lack an incentive to meaningfully tackle rising food costs.
Francois-Philippe Champagne, minister of innovation, science and industry, has been tight-lipped on which international grocers he has been trying to court.
Government documents obtained by the Wall Street Journal have named 12 potential stores.
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