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Cost of living, fuel has Couche-Tard customers cutting back on snacks

Global News Canada · September 2, 2026 at 9:39 a.m.

Cost of living, fuel has Couche-Tard customers cutting back on snacks

The convenience store chain's chief executive Alex Miller says shoppers are being more deliberate about their purchases as the cost of living and fuel rises.

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Cost of living, fuel has Couche-Tard customers cutting back on snacks

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