Could Publix Be Next to Ditch Double Coupons?
Some of Publix’s newest stores aren’t doubling coupons, raising concerns that existing stores could follow.
Archive for February, 2014
Why Your Reusable Grocery Bags Are Making You Spend More
New research shows that grocery shoppers who use reusable bags end up spending more – on both healthy and not-so-healthy products.
Sunday Coupons – 3/2/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your March 2, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Your Store’s Light Fixtures Can Watch You – And Maybe Give You Coupons
Now your supermarket’s overhead lights can track your movements and offer you special coupons and deals.
U.S. Military Grocery Prices Set to Skyrocket
The Pentagon proposes slashing the taxpayer subsidy to U.S. military Commissary grocery stores, which could wipe out most of their savings.
Option Overload: Supermarket Shoppers Overwhelmed With Choices
A new survey shows that many shoppers are overwhelmed to the point of indecision, about the abundance of choices in their grocery store.
Survey Suggests Supermarkets Are Doomed (But Are They Really?)
A new survey says the vast majority of us sometimes buy groceries from someplace other than a grocery store. Should grocery stores be worried?
Sunday Coupons – 2/23/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource in your February 23, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Safeway for Sale: Company Confirms It’s Entertaining Offers
Safeway confirms that it’s considering buyout bids for some 1,300 Safeway, Vons, Pavilions, Randalls and Tom Thumb stores.
The PDF Coupon Conundrum, And Why It Will Just Keep Happening
When is it okay to print a PDF coupon, how many can you use, and why can’t companies and retailers offer a straight answer?
