Goodfood Class Action

On October 17, 2025, our firm filed an Application for Authorization to Institute a Class Action against Goodfood Market Corp. (“Goodfood”), regarding the systematic addition of delivery fees not included in the advertised price of meals and food products sold via its website and mobile application. This request seeks reimbursement of these additional costs as well as punitive damages for all affected consumers.

Our client’s story

In September 2025, our client subscribed to a weekly meal plan through the Goodfood website. Confident in the advertised prices for his plan (e.g. $59.96 for 2 meals of 2 servings), he placed his order.

A few days later, he found that the price charged included an additional $5.99 delivery fee that had never been clearly announced before the final payment step.

If our client had been informed from the outset that these fees would be added systematically, they would never have contracted with Goodfood or would have chosen a less expensive option.

The proposed class action

In accordance with the Consumer Protection Act (CPA), all merchants must clearly advertise the full price of their goods and services, including all fees due.

Goodfood’s practices constitute a violation of consumer rights and have caused direct harm to users who have paid these additional fees. Our class action seeks full reimbursement of these costs and punitive damages to sanction Goodfood’s unlawful and deceptive conduct.

The proposed class

This class action concerns all Quebec residents who have paid delivery fees in a transaction with Goodfood since October 17, 2022.

Applications lodged with the Court

Application for authorization to bring a class action

Current status of the file

Awaiting authorization by a judge of the Superior Court.

How to be part of the class action

If you are part of the targeted group, you are automatically a member of the class action and do not have to take any further steps.