Shoppers Aren’t Sold On Walmart’s New Price Tags
Shoppers are skeptical about Walmart’s plans to roll out digital price tags
Grocery & Retail News
“Promotions Are Losing Steam,” Grocery Analyst Warns
Grocery deals are coming back – but they may not get any better than they are right now.
These States Don’t Have Enough Grocery Stores
A new report shows just how many grocery options some states have – and how few others do.
Safeway Settles Dispute Over Bad BOGOs
Two legal disputes over BOGO prices at Safeway appear likely to end without any reimbursement for affected shoppers.
Grocers Say Inflation Is Bad, But Theft Is Worse
Grocers predict more promotions this year, and more challenges due to theft.
Kroger And Albertsons List All 579 Stores To Be Sold
Kroger and Albertsons release a list of the hundreds of stores that will be sold to clear the way for their merger.
Target Doesn’t Want Your Paper Checks Anymore
Target announces it will no longer accept personal checks as payment beginning next week.
Grocery Prices Are Still Too High, And Congress Wants Answers
A bipartisan group of Congressional lawmakers want the government to act on high grocery prices.
Walmart Is Penalized $1.6 Million Over Confusing Prices
Walmart agrees to pay a seven-figure settlement to resolve a dispute over its unit pricing displays.
The Best Way To Save Money On Groceries: Don’t Throw Them Out
A savings app that offers discounted food nearing its expiration date, says it’s already saved shoppers millions on their grocery bills.
