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Local German media reported earlier this year that products such as Jacobs coffee were no longer being replenished on Aldi Nord shelves, and that some products were missing from some Edeka stores.

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Kicking Horse was sold to an Italian company in 2017. (CBC) For example, Kicking Horse Coffee had a maple leaf sticker on the shelf at one Sobeys, while Newfoundland-based Jumping Bean Coffee did not.

Local German media reported earlier this year that products such as Jacobs coffee were no longer being replenished on Aldi Nord shelves, and that some products were missing from some Edeka stores.