Haggen Files for Bankruptcy: What it Means for You
The troubled grocery chain Haggen files for bankruptcy, as it plans to sell even more stores and honor only “certain customer programs” going forward.
Grocery & Retail News
Dollar General Plans to Become “More Customer-Friendly”
Dollar General is rolling out a store redesign, that it promises will improve selection, in-stocks and the shopping and checkout experience.
Sabotage, Deceit and “Aggressive Couponing”: Inside Haggen’s $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Albertsons
Haggen sues Albertsons for $1 billion, claiming that the high prices and low quality in its new stores are the result of Albertsons’ “sabotage”.
This Store’s Grocery Prices Are So Low, They’re Illegal
A Wisconsin store is being investigated, after a competitor complains that its grocery sale prices are too low.
All Remaining A&P Stores Are For Sale: The Complete List
A&P officially puts its remaining 153 stores on the market, after announcing the closure of 25 stores and the sale of 118 others. Here’s the complete list.
Struggling Haggen to Close 27 Stores: The Complete List
Haggen announces the closure of 27 stores, just six months after acquiring them from Safeway and Albertsons, to largely negative customer reviews.
ALDI Settles Lawsuit Over Lookalike Toilet Paper
ALDI and Georgia-Pacific settle a lawsuit that claimed ALDI’s store-brand toilet paper looked deceptively similar to Angel Soft.
Walmart to Refund $5 Million to Shortchanged Shoppers
You may be eligible for a piece of a $5 million settlement, between Walmart and two shortchanged customers.
Self-Checkouts Get Less Annoying and Bossy
A grocery chain is replacing the voices in its self-checkout machines, to make them less “shouty” and “irritating”.
Too Big, Too Fast? A Grocery Chain’s Rapid and Rocky Rise
A small grocery chain that bought more than 100 competitors’ stores to become a very large grocery chain, is struggling – and shoppers say they know why.
