No Frills, a Canadian grocery chain owned by Loblaw Companies Limited, is under fire for locking up South Asian products, including ghee, in glass cabinets at its Scarborough location. The incident, captured on video by a shopper, has drawn widespread attention and accusations of racism, particularly as similar practices were reported in Brampton and Mississauga. Critics have noted that while the company cites theft prevention as the reason for these measures, the items locked away are predominantly South Asian, raising questions about discrimination. Social media users have pointed out that other common grocery items, such as soy sauce and ranch dressing, are not subjected to the same treatment. The company defended its actions, stating that decisions are based on theft trends and specific store conditions. However, many argue that the implications of such practices are significant, regardless of intent. This incident is part of a larger pattern where retailers have faced scrutiny for how they handle products associated with particular communities, including Black hair care items being locked away in stores across North America.