The Economic Times

Torontos plan for city-run grocery stores raises questions over feasibility in a low-margin, supply-driven industry

Toronto is launching a bold initiative to open city-run, not-for-profit grocery stores. This move aims to tackle soaring food prices and serve low-income areas. However, experts express doubts about the city's ability to compete with established retailers. The success hinges on matching the purchasing power and efficiency of the private sector. This experiment is being closely watched.