Strained Shoppers Say They Can’t Afford Healthy Foods
More families say they’re being priced out of the produce aisle and are having to buy cheaper foods instead.
Grocery & Retail News
First-In-The-Nation Self-Checkout Restrictions Poised To Become Law
Rhode Island becomes the first state in the country to pass a bill placing restrictions on grocery store self-checkouts.
Shoppers Hate Cooler Door Screens, But Love Deals
Grocery shoppers are okay with digital screens in store, as long as they offer relevant deals and aren’t in the way.
Back To School Already? Shoppers Are Starting Earlier Than Ever
Back-to-school shopping is starting earlier than ever – even before school is actually out.
Small Change Could Have A Big Impact On Your Grocery Bills
New York becomes the second state to pass a measure mandating simpler date labels to let you know when your food actually goes bad.
Groceries Are The Prime Attraction For Amazon Prime Day This Year
Amazon emphasizes deals on groceries and everyday essentials during this year’s Prime Day promotion.
Online Grocery Customers Give Federal Regulators An Earful
Hundreds of comments are submitted in response to a call for regulating grocery delivery services’ pricing practices.
$1 Prices Are Returning To Dollar Tree
In an anniversary surprise, Dollar Tree plans to reintroduce more $1 products, five years after raising its base prices.
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?
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.
