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In Canada, over 7000 stores abide by the Scanner Price Accuracy Code, which states that if a product s scanned price at the point-of-sale is higher than the labeled price, the customer will receive a discount of up to 10 dollars (or the item is free if it is less than 10 dollars). This policy is in place to build trust between the store and the consumer.

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In Canada, over 7000 stores abide by the Scanner Price Accuracy Code, which states that if a product’s scanned price at the point-of-sale is higher than the labeled price, the customer will receive a discount of up to 10 dollars (or the item is free if it is less than 10 dollars). This policy is in place to build trust between the store and the consumer.

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