Target Plans to Sell More Food at Full Price
Target’s plan to offer trendier groceries is expected to result in fewer sales, deals and coupons on everything else.
Archive for May, 2015
Forget Gas Rewards, Give Us Cheaper Groceries!
A new survey finds a majority of shoppers want their supermarket to offer deals on groceries, in place of gas rewards programs.
Popularity Ain’t Everything: Why the “Favorite” Grocery Store Isn’t Necessarily the Best
A new survey names Trader Joe’s the country’s “favorite” grocery store, but several other stores outrank it in some key areas.
Sunday Coupons – 5/17/15
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and RedPlum in your May 17, 2015 Sunday newspaper.
Ibotta Introduces “Magic Coupons”
The Ibotta rebate app announces the expansion of its “Any Brand” program, which offers cash back on any brand of several grocery staples.
What a Major Supermarket Merger Could Mean For You
The parent companies of Food Lion and Hannaford, and Stop & Shop and Giant, confirm talks of a possible merger.
Digital Coupons Make Another Comeback
Several digital coupon holdouts launch new load-to-card coupon programs, and many more may follow.
Upstart Printable Coupon Site Takes on the Big Shots
Half a year after launching, the new SaveInStore printable coupon site now has nearly as many coupons available as most of its main competitors.
The Best Online Deals of the Week
Yipit presents the best deals this week in the 10 largest U.S. cities, and the 5 best offers available nationwide.
Whole Foods Plans “Hip, Cool” (and Cheaper) New Chain
Whole Foods announces plans to open a completely separate new grocery chain, catering to younger, value-conscious customers.
