The plans for 2025 include renovating more than 300 grocery and pharmacy locations
says it’s planning to open 80 new grocery and pharmacy stores this year, about 50 of which will be discount grocers.
“From opening one of the largest fully automated distribution centres in North America, to introducing dozens of small-format, hard discount stores to communities that need them most, this investment will have a positive impact across the country,” said chief executive Per Bank in a press release. It and the other major grocers have been putting money toward discount stores by opening new locations and converting some existing stores into lower-cost banners.
The major grocers have also come under scrutiny in recent years from shoppers and politicians, and have denied accusations that they profited improperly from inflation.
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