Canadian grocery giant Loblaw has announced it will reinstate country-of-origin labels on produce in most of its stores. This reversal comes after the company faced significant criticism from customers following its initial decision to remove the signage earlier this month. The move sparked concerns among shoppers wanting to know where their fruits and vegetables were sourced. Loblaw initially cited supply chain issues and a potential trade dispute as reasons for the change, but did not elaborate on the specifics of the trade conflict. However, the widespread negative reaction appears to have prompted a change of heart. The reinstatement demonstrates the power of consumer feedback and its ability to influence corporate policy. Loblaw has not yet detailed when the labels will fully reappear in all stores.