Coupons Not as Good as They Used to Be, But the Sales are Spectacular
Coupon values may have declined, but new research shows that price-conscious shoppers are now holding out for better sales.
Grocery & Retail News
On April Fool’s Day, Some Shoppers Can’t Take a Joke
A store that no longer accepts pennies? A supermarket you can literally drive through? Some April Fool’s jokes really got people going this year.
Walmart’s New Rebate Program: A Gimmick or a Game-Changer?
In a new twist on price matching, Walmart’s new “Savings Catcher” matches competitors’ prices automatically.
These are the 13 Worst Supermarkets in America
According to a new survey from Consumer Reports that ranks 55 of the country’s top supermarket chains, these 13 are at the very bottom of the list.
Check Your Receipts, or You Too Could Pay $750 for a Loaf of Bread
A grocery shopper gets a shock when he sees how much he paid for bread – and how close he came to not having the receipt to prove it.
Does Your Supermarket Have Too Much Stuff (or Not Enough)?
Two retailers are getting rid of thousands of products, in an effort to simplify shopping. But is less choice really better?
Double Your Grocery Savings With “Two Ads, One Day”
At least two grocery chains are now overlapping their weekly sales circulars each Wednesday. Could this trend make its way to your store?
What the Safeway Sale Means for You: Is “Just For U” Not For Long?
As Safeway and Cerberus announce a $9 billion merger, there’s speculation about what it will mean for Safeway – and its Just for U loyalty program.
Grading Grocery Stores: The Best May Surprise You, the Worst Probably Won’t
Two southern supermarkets battle for the top spot, while a usual suspect brings up the rear, in a pair of new customer satisfaction rankings.
Why Your Reusable Grocery Bags Are Making You Spend More
New research shows that grocery shoppers who use reusable bags end up spending more – on both healthy and not-so-healthy products.
