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Loblaws experienced strong sales during the pandemic. As communities adjust, consumer behaviour is shifting again. Working together, we can help strengthen your shopper trust, inclusion, and retention.

Your dedicated Loblaws team

Taylor Unrein

Senior Business Development Rep
E: tunrein@paypal.com
T: 480-651-3578

Scott Hamill

Enterprise Sales Executive
E: shamill@paypal.com
T: 416-606-9281

New landscape.
New opportunities.

What’s in store for the future of grocery shopping? The answer may surprise you. View our Food Awakening infographic, see what our recent study of Canadian consumers revealed, and how Loblaws can give customers what they’re craving.

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4 ways Loblaws can take customer service to the next level

The opportunity:

Help increase retention by providing shoppers with the safe, frictionless, and secure experiences they demand. PayPal is ranked #1 in customer experience in Canada.1

The opportunity:

Welcome financially underserved customers by offering the alternative payment methods they prefer — including debit cards and bank transfers.

The opportunity:

Amid new shopping trends, Click & Collect remains popular. Elevate your contactless customer experience with cutting edge and cost-effective tech options like QR code payments and digital wallets to meet growing demand.

The opportunity:

Our two-sided network brings together 392 million active accounts worldwide, helping you accelerate transactions and build trust with new customers.

Food for thought, curated specially for Loblaws

Leverage PayPal to tap into Canada’s $61 billion e-commerce market

1 AlphaWise, Morgan Stanley Research - 'Digging into Digital Wallets series,' based on Consumer Payment Preferences Survey which was conducted in early September 2020 in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Results published on 18th December 2020.
2 Statista Global Consumer Survey on Online Payment: PayPal brand report in Canada published in May 2020. Based on a survey of 1,045 internet users between 18 and 64 years of age.