A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched in the Federal Court alleging that Loblaws, Walmart Canada and Sobeys “misrepresented” the weight of their meat products.

The lawsuit asserts the grocery chains included the weight of the packaging in calculating the price.

Lead plaintiff Carrie Corrall says in the lawsuit filed in Vancouver on Jan. 9 that she’s a B.C. mother who spends “hundreds or thousands of dollars” every year on meat.

Class-action lawsuit has been filed in Federal Court alleging Sobeys, Loblaws and Walmart have misrepresented the weight of meat products{ai:summary}<p>A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Loblaws, Walmart Canada, and Sobeys, claiming they misrepresented the weight of meat products by including packaging weight in pricing. Lead plaintiff Carrie Corrall, a B.C. mother, states she spends significant amounts on meat annually. #society</p>

Class-action lawsuit filed against major grocers for allegedly misrepresenting meat weights

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