Buying Groceries Online Is Good For Your Health, Not For Your Wallet
Online grocery shoppers spend more overall, but buy fewer unhealthy snacks.
Grocery & Retail News
Drones And Robots: How Kroger Is Reaching Shoppers Who’ve Never Been Inside a Kroger
Kroger uses robots and drones to deliver to shoppers who may never have been to an actual Kroger before.
Thrifty Thief Gets No Discount For Stealing Stuff On Sale
A convicted thief makes an unusual argument about why her sentence should be reduced.
Soaring Sales of Paper Cups and Tic Tacs Show Life Is Returning to Normal
Sales of specific products can tell a lot about our post-pandemic return to normal.
Strong Enough For a Man, But Overpriced For a Woman
A lawsuit over gender discrimination in the antiperspirant aisle is thrown out.
Pay Off Your Debt At the Grocery Store
A grocery chain’s loyalty program now offers shoppers the chance to pay down their student loans.
Walmart Offers More Rollbacks, Others Urged to Do the Same
Walmart says it’s offering more low prices than ever, at a time when shoppers say they need them the most.
Walmart and Target Look to Reinvent the Self-Checkout
Two major retailers describe new self-checkout systems that could make the process much easier.
Shoppers “Boost” Their Way to Extra Savings
A grocery chain gives shoppers personalized offers to boost their way to extra rewards.
Grocery Group Seeks Government Help in Keeping Prices Down
A grocery industry group is appealing for help to keep its costs down so it doesn’t have to keep raising prices.
