Another Retailer Cracks Down on Self-Checkout
ShopRite is now enforcing a 20-item limit at self-checkout stations.
ShopRite is now enforcing a 20-item limit at self-checkout stations.
The world’s largest consumer goods company says shoppers continue to absorb higher prices and buy its products anyway.
Larger discounts can get brand-loyal shoppers to switch to store brands.
The Rite Aid drug store chain files for bankruptcy, and plans to close even more stores.
Target stores test out a new “10 items or fewer” limit at self-checkouts.
Shoppers who have switched to store brands say they may never go back to name brands, even if prices come down.
A local Goodwill organization plans to open a new, full-service grocery store of its own to serve residents of a food desert.
Walmart agrees to a nationwide settlement over mispriced and mislabeled products that could have cost shoppers millions.
Missouri sues Dollar General for “routinely overcharging” customers with mismatched prices.
Grocers and governments are naming, shaming and blaming those they say are responsible for higher prices.