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.
Grocery & Retail News
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.
Here’s One Way to Reduce Food Waste – Let’s Just Ban “Best By” Dates
A new proposal blames “best by” dates for causing food waste, so it suggests scrapping the dates altogether on many grocery products.
Can New Signs, and Blue Bags, Save Food Lion?
Food Lion unveils a new look, new store layouts, and new blue grocery bags that may actually be the most interesting part of its new strategy.
Why Some Grocery Shoppers Are Happy to Pay Higher Prices
Even as they search for bargains, a new survey says shoppers are willing to pay a premium for locally-grown food.
Shop While You Still Can: Whole Foods May Be in Trouble
Whole Foods promises to lower some prices to remain competitive, but could the effort be too little, too late?
