Dollar breakfasts, used Billy bookcases: Ikea’s latest affordability pitch
From second-hand Billy bookcases to cheaper meals, Ikea is leaning into its low-cost roots as cash-strapped Canadians look for more affordable ways to furnish their homes and feed their families. The Swedish retailer says it’s doubling down on affordability by expanding its used-furniture business, keeping restaurant prices low, and wringing savings from sustainable product design and supply chain efficiencies. Two of Ikea’s top executives sat down with The Canadian Press to dis
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