Traduction de «fédération canadienne des épiciers détaillants » (Français → Anglais) :

The Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers [ CFIG | Canadian Federation of Retail Grocers ]

The bill's proponents, which include independent gas stations, independent grocers and the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses, cite the following reasons to support Bill C-235: to give the Federal Competition Bureau of Canada the tools to fight predatory pricing; to ensure the continuing existence of small businesses, thus ensuring a competitive marketplace and lowering retail prices; and to follow the example of the United States which has strong predatory pricing laws at the state level.

The members of the coalition and it is a large one include the Retail Council of Canada, the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers, the Ontario Convenience Store Association and retail unions.

If you look at even the top six, which represent about 75% of the grocery distribution network.but that's only within grocery and doesn't take into account the fact that drugstores have about 10% of the market share, mass merchandisers have about 10%, and all of these new players.They have substantial wholesale operations, and in some of the business arrangements, which are extremely complex and varied between the wholesaler and the independent—and I would leave it to CFIG to perhaps expand on that if necessary—in some cases the wholesaler gets his money only when there is a sale at the independent retailer's. There's a very real incenti ...[+++]ve to support the independent retailer.

Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers, CFIG: “The Code of Conduct is a very positive step and we are very pleased to note that many of the concerns CFIG has raised on behalf of independent retail grocers, such as negative option billing practices, have been heard and responded to, by the government”.