Federal Regulators Want You To Rat Out Online Grocery Companies
The FTC is seeking public comment about the actual prices and fees that online delivery services charge.
Grocery & Retail News
Financially-Stressed Shoppers Are Buying More Expiring Food
Grocery shoppers are saving money, by saving food from being dumped in landfills.
We May Have Reached Peak Private Label, As Store Brand Sales Begin To Stall
Store brand growth is leveling off, as name brands fight back with newer, better products and more appealing promotions.
The Big Fight Over Little Price Labels Is Heating Up
Supporters and opponents of digital price tags face off, amid intensifying efforts to regulate or ban them.
“Barbell Shoppers” Are Filling The Grocery Aisles
Discounters and specialty grocers are gaining ground on traditional supermarkets.
Where Shopping Is “Not A Pleasure” – And Overcharging Is Not Illegal
A judge dismisses a case against Publix brought by a customer who complained of routine overcharges.
The End Of Mindless Shopping: Grocery Shoppers Are Getting Choosier
With prices rising, grocery shoppers aren’t always sticking with their favorites anymore.
We’re Going Grocery Shopping All The Time Now
Grocery shoppers are visiting stores more frequently, but buying less and spending less time doing so.
Government-Run “Go-To Grocery List” Could Save You More – Or Cost You Dearly
A new proposal would have the government freeze prices on grocery staples in order to help make food more affordable.
“Quiet Quitters” Are Losing $10 Billion A Year In Loyalty Savings
Shoppers are leaving billons of dollars in expired loyalty points and unused perks on the table each year.
