Ready, Set, Shop! Cautious Shoppers Are Ready For Deals This Weekend
A record number of shoppers is expected to spend a record amount during this holiday weekend’s sales events.
Grocery & Retail News
Grocery Shoppers Don’t Trust Artificial Intelligence – Unless It Can Help Them Save
Shoppers are wary of artificial intelligence, except when it comes to budgeting and saving money at the grocery store.
Shoppers Seek Fresh Savings In The Frozen Food Department
With frozen food sales on the decline, a new report says coupons and deals will help.
Sprouts Plans Loyalty Program For Shoppers Who Don’t Mind Paying Full Price
After shooing away couponers, Sprouts Farmers Market is planning a loyalty program for its remaining customers.
Shopping Carts Are Free Again, As Controversial Quarter-For-A-Cart Experiment Ends
A grocery chain ends a divisive experiment in which customers were charged a deposit for a shopping cart.
Dollar General Will Pay $1 Million For Overpricing Products – Just Not To You
Dollar General agrees to settle a case that accused it of routinely overcharging customers.
Another Retailer Cracks Down on Self-Checkout
ShopRite is now enforcing a 20-item limit at self-checkout stations.
P&G Says Shoppers Are Happily Paying Higher Prices
The world’s largest consumer goods company says shoppers continue to absorb higher prices and buy its products anyway.
Bigger Discounts Tempt Brand-Loyal Shoppers To Switch
Larger discounts can get brand-loyal shoppers to switch to store brands.
Struggling Rite Aid Files For Bankruptcy, Plans To Close More Stores
The Rite Aid drug store chain files for bankruptcy, and plans to close even more stores.
