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North Van London Drugs offers shelf space to local restaurants

Staff report
April 27, 2021 3:57pm

London Drugs is expanding support to help local restauranteurs in BC to sell their products at its retail locations.

Any restaurants with specialty items suitable for retail sales – such as sauces, jams, rubs, apparel and more – are encouraged to submit application to be stocked and sold on London Drugs shelves.

“The collateral damage to small businesses created by the pandemic has been devastating and, the restaurant industry — particularly those small and locally-owned — have sustained one of the heaviest blows,” explains Clint Mahlman, President and COO of London Drugs.

“As a company, we want to offer any support we can to restaurateurs and businesses in our communities right now, and we know our customers do too.”

London Drugs launched their Local Central program last April, offering shelf space to small businesses impacted by COVID to sell their products in stores.

Since its launch almost one year ago to the day, the program has supported more than 100 local businesses helping them earn hundreds of thousands of dollars at a time when they might otherwise have had no revenues due to pandemic-related store closures.

London Drugs is ready to review product submissions immediately, and local restaurants could see their packaged products and merchandise on store shelves within the week.

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