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Canadian Saks will use Pusateri’s to operate food halls

Written by Joseph Nordqvist

Published: 08:46, October 24, 2014

Saks Fifth Avenue, soon opening in Canada, will be partnering with the upscale food merchant Pusateri’s as the operator of Saks food halls in Canada.

Pusateri’s will be heavily involved in Saks Fifth Avenue’s food hall installations, starting with the Toronto Eaton Centre and Sherway Gardens locations, which are set to open in Spring 2016.

Richard Baker, Governor and CEO of Saks parent company, Hudson’s Bay Company, said:

“We are thrilled to partner with Pusateri’s as our food purveyor for the exciting launch of Saks Fifth Avenue in Canada. With their high standard of quality and exceptional selection of fine foods, Pusateri’s will help to deliver an elevated customer experience synonymous with the Saks Fifth Avenue brand.”

Frank Luchetta, President, Pusateri’s Fine Foods, said:

“Pusateri’s is delighted to be working with Saks Fifth Avenue to operate the food hall installations for the world-renowned luxury retailer’s Canadian expansion. Saks Fifth Avenue’s superior dedication to exceptional quality and first-class customer service reflects the commitment to client care Pusateri’s holds at its core.”

Saks Fifth Avenue

Upscale Saks Fifth Avenue stores will be making a presence in Canada soon.

Hudson’s Bay Company is planning on opening seven Saks Fifth Avenue stores across Canada, in addition to up to 25 Saks Off Fifth stores.

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