AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Trends: Canadian shoppers are trading up selectively for distinctive condiments, with hot, sweet-heat and Asian-inspired sauces gaining ground even as budgets tighten. Retail and Brands: Aritzia raised its 2027 outlook after revenue climbed 44% to $1.17 billion; meanwhile, Lululemon is reshuffling its leadership and product teams amid weaker sales and cooling customer enthusiasm. Canadian Market: Geely confirmed plans to begin selling vehicles in Canada in 2027, as it builds a local team and retail network. Major Deal: The Weston family agreed to acquire U.K. pharmacy chain Boots for about $8.9 billion, adding a major international retailer to its portfolio. Product Safety: More than 42,000 DR Power trimmer mowers are being recalled over fire risks, including about 340 sold in Canada. Household Budgets: Higher diesel costs could feed through to food prices, while surveys point to strong interest in Canadian-made goods despite shoppers’ price concerns.
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