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Canada’s biggest grocers named in class action over ‘fake’ maple syrup

Loblaw, Metro, Sobeys and Epicia have all contested a proposed class action over maple syrup cut with cane sugar Metro, Sobeys and Loblaw are now defendants in a proposed class action over maple syrup tests found to be half cane sugar. Enjoy the latest local, national and international news. Enjoy the latest local, national and […]

By deepak · August 20, 2026 · 2 min read

Loblaw, Metro, Sobeys and Epicia have all contested a proposed class action over maple syrup cut with cane sugar

Metro, Sobeys and Loblaw are now defendants in a proposed class action over maple syrup tests found to be half cane sugar.

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An amended application filed Aug. 3 in Quebec Superior Court added the three chains and Groupe Epicia, which runs Val-Mont grocery stores, CTV News reported.

The four are accused of demonstrating “negligence, recklessness, carelessness, or serious indifference” by putting the syrup on their shelves. The suit says the price alone should have prompted them to check it.

A Quebec judge has to authorize a class action before it can proceed, and nothing in the application has been tested in court. The case has moved from the producer to the chains that sold his product.

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