Bulk Barn — Restaurant in Brandon

It's necessary to say that on Thursday night, December 1st, I went to buy sugar and found that their new employees had made a mistake in the price. Then I went and told an experienced employee about it. She carefully rechecked the price and weight of sugar, and then she found that there was an error in the weighing machine, and everything was 30g more, which caused me to pay several dollars more！Actually, I'm shocked! I thought it wouldn't happen in Canada, but it did. If you don't bother, please check the weight and price carefully. I don't know how long this error occurred, but I hope every employee will check it carefully, because these errors require customers to pay. （In short, the staff was very polite and sincerely apologized to me. To be honest, I don't care about these few dollars, but I just felt...

So earlier today I was walking in one of the aisles and I heard one of their employees saying they are leaving to go home now and that the employee at the till couldn't handle like 4 people and the manager swore at that employee that was leaving to go home because the employee at the till couldn't handle 4 people. By law they get to go home at the time they are done work and not to be treated wrongfully I think the labor board should do a investigation on management Immediately if I was working there I would not tolerate such harassment by management. Bulk Barn you will never get a 5/5 from me till you clean up on how you treat...

Bulk Barn sells bulk food out of archaic old style flip top bins with scoops, a style that should have been barred decades ago for the extreme lack of health standards. How can Health Canada and provincial health inspectors even allow bins that can be coughed and sneezed into and hands put into when there are far superior sealed gravity feed bin where the customers can't contaminate the food. That is really gross at any time, let alone during a pandemic. I shop at a natural food store that switched over to gravity feed bins years ago and they have never sold wet products in open bins that are subject to bacteria and viruses...