Galen Weston Jr.

Loblaw faces criticism following revelations that certain products were sold weighing less than expected or advertised.

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A consumer movement targets Loblaw and strongly personalises public anger around Weston.

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Amid soaring food prices and profits, Weston is questioned by a House of Commons committee.

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Weston's high remuneration fuels controversy over inequality and the profits of major grocery retailers.

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Examples of prices deemed excessive make Weston a symbol of food inflation.

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Loblaw withdraws the temporary bonus paid to employees, prompting criticism from trade unions and the public.

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The voluntary 25 $ compensation offered by Loblaw is widely criticised as insufficient.

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Loblaw admits participating in a bread price-fixing cartel and obtains immunity after cooperating; Weston was an executive during part of the period.

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Following the Rana Plaza collapse, Weston publicly addresses the tragedy and Loblaw participates in compensation measures and supply chain reforms.

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