Shoppers Who’ve Never Been To Kroger Aren’t Interested In Buying From Kroger
Kroger pulls out of Central Texas and South Florida, ending an experiment to deliver where it has no stores.
Grocery & Retail News
“Seven-Dollar Tree”? Discount Store Plans Even Higher Prices
Dollar Tree raises its maximum price to $7 as it adds a greater variety of products and prices.
Regulators Call Out Greedy Grocers, Higher Prices, Paltry Promotions
A government study on pricing and supply chain challenges calls out retailers and their business models as being unfair to shoppers.
“Grocery Brands Need To Work Harder” To Win You Back From Store Brands
Store brand sales keep rising, as deal-seeking shoppers seek alternatives to more expensive name brands.
Target, Dollar General Make Major Self-Checkout Changes
Target is restricting self-checkout in thousands of stores, while Dollar General is eliminating them.
Our Grocery Visits Are Now “All About Value”
Grocery customers are increasingly turning to discount stores and promotion-heavy supermarkets to do their regular shopping.
Family Dollar Will Close Nearly 1,000 Stores
Family Dollar gives up on nearly 1,000 stores, with plans to close them in the months and years ahead.
Shoppers Sue Over “Unfair And Deceptive BOGO Scheme”
Winn-Dixie fights back against a lawsuit accusing it of misleading shoppers with bogus BOGOs.
Grocery Chain Tells Inner-City Shoppers To Buy More Items On Sale
A grocery chain responds to a pricing dispute by saying shoppers should just buy items that are on sale.
Senators Propose Legislation To “Stop Shrinkflation”
U.S. Senators propose a bill that would outlaw “shrinkflation” at the grocery store.
