Grocery Group Says Major Chains Put the Squeeze On Competitors – And Consumers
A grocery industry group says shoppers are paying the price for a few retailers’ dominance.
Archive for March, 2021
Printable Coupons Will Soon “Go the Way Of the Dinosaur And the Dodo Bird”
The largest printable coupon provider predicts the imminent demise of the format.
When Is A Digital Coupon Not A Digital Coupon? When It’s A Gift Card
New Walmart offers are redeemed like digital coupons, but they really aren’t.
Sunday Coupons – 3/14/21
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, Unilever and Save in your March 14, 2021 Sunday newspaper.
Couponing During the Coronavirus: It’s Bad, But Could Have Been Worse
The number of available coupons suffers a sharp decline, in a tumultuous year.
Unhappy Shoppers Give Grocery Stores Bad Grades
An annual survey of grocery customer satisfaction finds that the coronavirus had a major impact.
Staples Manager Accused of Coupon Fraud Fights Back
A former Staples manager fired for coupon fraud sues her former employer.
Can’t Decide On a Dollar Store? Now You Don’t Have To
Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are opening more “combination stores” featuring both formats under one roof.
Sunday Coupons – 3/7/21
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource and Save in your March 7, 2021 Sunday newspaper.
Banned From Kroger and Walgreens: Coupon Fraudsters Learn Their Fate
Four women are sentenced and banned from shopping at stores they victimized with counterfeit coupons.
