A $500 million national class action settlement has been reached in Canada, resolving allegations that packaged bread prices were fixed between 2001 and 2021. Eligible Canadians can claim up to $25 without requiring receipts, with the majority of funds going to Ontario shoppers, who are expected to receive about 78% of the total. The remaining funds will be distributed to Quebec residents. The settlement was approved by the Ontario Superior Court in May and the Superior Court of Quebec in July. In order to receive compensation, claims must be filed by November.
Canadians can now claim compensation from a $500 million bread price fixing settlement involving Loblaw and George Weston. Eligible residents who purchased packaged bread between 2001-2021 can receive up to $25 without proof of purchase. Claims must be submitted by December 12, 2025
economictimes.comThis website has been established to provide general information related to the proposed settlement of the case referred to as Canadian Packaged Bread Class Actions Settlement.
www.canadianbreadsettlement.caCanadians can now claim compensation from a $500 million bread price fixing settlement involving Loblaw and George Weston. Eligible residents who purchased packaged bread between 2001-2021 can receive up to $25 without proof of purchase. Claims must be submitted by December 12, 2025
economictimes.indiatimes.comCanadian packaged bread class action settlement claims process is now open for 2024-2025. Learn how to claim your share of the $500 million settlement,
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