Loblaw says it will “act quickly” in reviewing its ties with an Ontario poultry producer if the supplier is found to have lied about the origins of certified organic chicken sold in Loblaw and other supermarkets.
“Customers trust our organic products and complete integrity is not optional,” said Kevin Groh, a spokesperson for Loblaw.
In a lawsuit filed in Ontario on Thursday, Cericola Farms Inc., a poultry producer, is alleged to have falsified labels on chicken products, marking them as organic when the poultry came from non-organic farms.
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