Scare Tactics At The Grocery Store: Most Shoppers Said To Oppose Digital Price Tags
A new survey finds most shoppers are opposed to electronic shelf labels – or are they?
Archive for May, 2026
Stressed-Out Shoppers Still Like Going To The Grocery Store
Despite rising costs and the convenience of shopping online, most shoppers still enjoy getting their groceries in person.
Retailers Plan Lower Prices – Until They Need To Raise Them Again
Target, Walmart and Kroger are all pledging lower prices across their stores – but some warn that may not last.
Ibotta Wants To “Fuel Your Wallet” This Season
Ibotta offers special cash back rewards on gas to help “fuel your wallet.”
Nation’s First Statewide Digital Deal Bill Is Now Poised To Become Law
Illinois passes what is likely to become the country’s first statewide measure requiring equal access to digital grocery discounts.
Grocery Chain Faces “Substantial Penalty” For “False” And “Misleading” Discounts
A court rules against a major grocery chain in a case accusing it of offering misleading discounts.
I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Coupons
A viral coupon campaign invites users to scream into their phone for a discount on ice cream.
Target Shakes Up Shoppers’ In-Store Routine
Target introduces new shopping carts designed to make the in-store experience more convenient.
Convenience Store Shoppers Care More About “Community” Than Coupons
Frequent convenience store shoppers are less motivated by coupons and discounts, and more motivated by friendliness and familiarity.
Grocery Shoppers Are Fed Up With Higher Prices
Shoppers have hit their limit on how much more they’re willing to pay for groceries.
