Loblaw Companies Limited owns almost every major supermarket chain in Canada, and Extra Foods is no exception. Although there are only 23 of these stores in all of Canada, local consumers absolutely adore Extra Foods stores. Many Extra Foods stores can be found in the more rural areas of the western provinces.
Hey, not all stores can be flashy and chic. Some people have to make a living doing the hard work out in the fields day in and day out, day in and day out. Not everyone can work in fancy offices with those flashy fluorescent lights. You’ve got to earn your Extra Foods privileges. You’ve got to earn the right to visit the hearty men and women of rural Canada who shop at these beloved supermarkets.
So, once you think you’ve earned it, get off of your duff and explore the amazing products available at Extra Foods.
Extra Foods’ customer care
Did you have any problems with your visit to Extra Foods? First off, examine the situation closely. Are you sure you aren’t at fault here? If you can honestly say it was someone else’s fault, then call this toll free number (866) 727-0771. Extra Foods’ Customer Relations Centre is open from 8:30AM – 5:30PM.
Anyone who wants more information on Extra Foods can check out these useful URLs below.
- On Extra Foods’ “Contact Us” page, you’ll find a whole bunch of useful information for getting in touch with this fabulous company. In addition to the toll free number provided above, you’ll find Extra Foods’ fax number, headquarters, and numerous links to learn more about the company.
- Feel like just writing out a survey online? Well then, you really need this webpage. Here you’ll find Extra Foods’ “Customer Service Feedback Form” that you can fill out and send online.
- Need Extra Foods’ FAQ page? If so, just click on this link. You’ll find all of Extra Foods’ most commonly asked questions divided into groups like pharmacy FAQs, PhotoLab FAQs, and regarding services & policies FAQs.
- Trying to find the closest Extra Foods store to you? Then you should check out this page. Just click on one of the provinces on this list to see all the Extra Foods locations closest to you. The provinces on this list include Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
- For those out there who need to contact Loblaw Companies directly, you might want to check out this website. Here you’ll discover plenty of information on getting in touch with the executives at Loblaw Companies, including Loblaw’s email address, telephone number, and even its corporate headquarters.
Since Loblaw Companies owns Extra Foods, you need to send all physical letters to the staff at Loblaw. Here’s the address you need:
Loblaw Companies Limited
1 President’s Choice Circle
Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 5S5
Attention: LCL Customer Relations Centre
While Extra Foods doesn’t have an official social media page, you can follow Loblaw on various websites. Loblaw is on both Facebook and Twitter.
I sure miss Shirley as Extra Foods store manager in St Paul. Customer Service existed with her. I’m sure the interim manager is doing a fine job and would like to know that customer service is slipping. I do not work for Extra Foods; I am a customer; therefore, do not set me up to do the store’s job. I have been a customer at the St Paul store since 2006- 16 years. We are always told when buying soil or mulch (outside product) to just come in and say how many bags we need because they have the sku number inside. EXCEPT for this year!!! This month!!!! This day!!! The cashier wasn’t going to serve me and wanted to get to the next customer. I insisted that someone get the sku number or at least call someone. She said she doesn’t have it. Then she finally asked another employee to do it. That employee begrudgingly served. Then I’m told by that employee that I should have brought a bag in with me. I was not pleased with that comment and let her know about it. Then the cashier, who I was not talking to at the time, says that I don’t have to be mad at her the cashier. I wasn’t talking to the cashier. Both of those employees are shirking their responsibility to serve a customer. I grew up in the era that customers were my pay check. The employee is there for the customer; the customer is not there for the employee.
I don’t know what they are going through at that store location but it needs serious looking into.
Been a very good customer of Whitecourt Extra foods for alot of years lately customer service has been horrible when you spend 300 or more and you are packing your own grocery and the teller puts someone right behind you and you feel stressed because you are being rushed and not using the 6 feet they just keep putting people through. This pandemic is already stressing people out.i start to do my shopping at IGA .And also I feel there is racism because the boss got rid of all the old staff,