Study: Supermarket Scanner Errors Could Be Costing You Big Bucks
A new study finds a troubling error rate in supermarket scanners, which could be making you pay a lot more at the checkout than you really owe.
Grocery & Retail News
You Won’t Believe Who Wants Your Grocery Business Now
Grocery shopping is no longer limited to the grocery store – now an unlikely retailer is angling for more of your grocery dollars.
Three Items or Less: Why So Many Are Buying So Little, So Often
How many grocery items do you typically buy in one shopping trip? Would you believe a growing number of shoppers are buying only 3 items at a time?
The One Store Brand Product That No One Wants to Buy
A new study reveals which private label grocery products shoppers prefer – and which they refuse to buy.
What Grocery Shoppers Like, Hate and Want More Of
Coupons are good, crowded stores are bad and online shopping is not an option – what a new survey reveals about grocery shoppers’ likes and dislikes.
New Lower Prices? Prove It!
How’s this for price-cut transparency: one supermarket lowers prices, then publishes a price history on those products on its website for all to see.
Walmart Self-Checkout Attacker Sentenced for “Register Rage”
A Florida man is sentenced for attacking a fellow shopper who had too many items in the Walmart express lane.
“Savings Catcher” Coming to a Walmart Near You
Walmart plans to roll out its “Savings Catcher” rebate program nationwide, giving customers the chance to match competitors’ prices automatically.
“Publicly Shamed” Walgreens Ordered to “Clean Up Their Act” on Pricing
Walgreens must change its shelf tags, adjust its ads and ensure its prices are correct – or else – as part of a settlement in the state of Missouri.
Grocery Survey Shows You Don’t Always Marry the One You Love
A new survey ranks the country’s “favorite grocery stores”, but “favorite” can mean very different things.
