$1.8 Billion Grocery Merger Muddles Hundreds Of Stores’ Fate
Two grocery wholesalers combine in a major deal that calls into question the future of nearly 200 grocery stores.
Archive for June, 2025
Kroger Promises To Make Saving Money “Simpler”
Kroger says it’s “simplifying our promotions” to make savings easier for shoppers.
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind: Fewer Printed Grocery Circulars Means Fewer Sales
A study shows that eliminating printed weekly grocery ads can be a costly decision.
Lawsuit Alleges “An Industry-Wide Pattern Of Deceptive Pricing”
A shopper claims Publix overcharges are part of an industry-wide pricing problem.
Nothing To Fear Here: Study Says Digital Price Tags Are Not Ripping You Off
New research says electronic price tags are not as suspicious as they may appear.
The SmartSource Coupon Insert Is Officially Retired
SmartSource’s latest edition was the last, as its publisher discontinues the coupon insert for good.
Shoppers Are “Stressed” About Rising Grocery Prices
Stressed-out shoppers strategize about how to manage rising grocery prices.
Charmin Contest Loser’s Class Action Claims Are Flushed
A lawsuit over a flawed Charmin contest ends in disappointment for those hoping to claim their prize.
Grocery Outlet Sued Over “Fake Savings” And “Fictitious Prices”
Shoppers sue Grocery Outlet, accusing the discount grocer of falsely comparing its prices to unnamed others.
Kroger Now Provides Paper Versions Of Digital Coupons
Kroger introduces “scan sheets” that will allow shoppers without digital access to get all advertised digital deals.
