Throwing Away Food Could Soon Be Against The Law
A proposed law would require grocery stores to donate unsold food instead of throwing it away.
Grocery & Retail News
What’s A Lidl? Half The Country Has No Idea
Lidl launches a brand refresh, after learning that many shoppers have no idea what Lidl is.
Vote Like Your Grocery Bills Depend On It: Shoppers Say Food Prices Are On The Ballot This Year
Inflation and grocery prices are a top concern as voters head to the polls this year.
Price Wars For The Holidays: Target Lowers Thousands More Prices
Target launches another round of price reductions, after it and several other retailers did the same earlier this year.
Are Your Grocery Shelves Watching You? Overcharging You? Shoppers Aren’t So Sure.
Shoppers say they’re okay with digital displays in store, but critics are raising concerns.
Your Local Walgreens May Be Shutting Down
Walgreens announces the impending closure of 1,200 locations across the country.
Lawmakers Take Aim At Companies Over Shrinkflation
Two lawmakers demand answers from several grocery companies about their shrinkflation tactics.
New Law Will Let You Know When Your Groceries Are Actually Expired
A first-in-the-nation law streamlines confusing date labels that could cause many of us to throw out good food.
Retailers Urge Calm As Panic Buyers Empty Shelves, Again
A port strike prompts panic buying that retailers say is unnecessary.
After Debuting New App, Family Dollar Sues Operator Of Its Old App
Critical reviews and a payment dispute overshadow the newest version of Family Dollar’s app.
