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.
Other News
Survey Says Coupons and Savings Are Still in Style
A new survey says many grocery shoppers are sticking with their savings strategies, even as the economy improves.
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?
Kohl’s Kills Coupons That Were Bought, Sold and Abused
Kohl’s discontinues its emailed “$5 off a $5 purchase” coupons – a month after a man was convicted for selling similar coupons online. Coincidence?
Walmart Accused of Shortchanging Customers on Returns
Two Ohio men sue Walmart over $1.83 in overcharges, after returning items and not getting refunded all of the tax that they paid.
Sunday Coupons – 5/11/14
Get a sneak preview of all the coupons from SmartSource, RedPlum and P&G in your May 11, 2014 Sunday newspaper.
Coupon Counterfeiters Must Pay P&G More Than a Million Dollars
Three Phoenix women convicted of selling counterfeit coupons are ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in restitution to Procter & Gamble.
Even Double Coupons Couldn’t Save This Supermarket
Shoppers in the Twin Cities may be seeing the end of double coupons, as Rainbow Foods is sold and its owners exit the market.
New Proposal Would Ban Coupons on Soft Drinks
Supporters of a soda tax suggest additional measures to discourage consumption – like banning coupons and sales on soda.
RedPlum is New and Improved, SmartSource May Get Even Better
RedPlum.com introduces new printing software that does not use Java, while SmartSource.com plans software that requires no downloads at all.
