Shoppers Blame The Government For Higher Grocery Prices
There’s plenty of blame to go around for higher grocery prices – but shoppers believe there’s one notable culprit.
There’s plenty of blame to go around for higher grocery prices – but shoppers believe there’s one notable culprit.
ALDI introduces a new “membership program” that’s not a membership program.
99 Cents Only Stores, one of the last discount stores still mostly true to its name, is going out of business.
U.S. lawmakers urge regulators to enforce fair competition laws in an effort to bring down grocery prices.
Kroger pulls out of Central Texas and South Florida, ending an experiment to deliver where it has no stores.
Dollar Tree raises its maximum price to $7 as it adds a greater variety of products and prices.
A government study on pricing and supply chain challenges calls out retailers and their business models as being unfair to shoppers.
Store brand sales keep rising, as deal-seeking shoppers seek alternatives to more expensive name brands.
Target is restricting self-checkout in thousands of stores, while Dollar General is eliminating them.