Everyone Hates One-Way Aisles, And What Else We’ve Learned About the New Grocery Reality
Grocery shoppers want their stores to be clean – but they don’t particularly care for one-way aisles.
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Shoppers Abandon Their Favorite Grocery Stores
More shoppers are finding a new favorite grocery store, and may never switch back after the coronavirus pandemic is over.
Couponing Crisis Averted, As Coupon Collectors Return to Work
A U.S. company’s coupon processing facilities are up and running again, after a temporary shutdown disrupted the whole process.
Brands Urged Not to Offer Too Many Deals
An industry group says brands should avoid lowering prices and offering deals during the current coronavirus and economic crisis.
Couponing Could Be Due For a Comeback
The last recession could provide clues on how couponing could change in the months and years ahead.
Coupons vs. the Coronavirus? Maybe This Idea Wasn’t So Crazy After All
Could government-issued coupons for local restaurants help boost the economy better than cash stimulus payments?
Overspending, Overeating and Overstressed: This is How We’re Grocery Shopping During a Pandemic
Shoppers say they’re spending more lately, eating less healthy – and even getting into fights in stores.
Grocery Stores Are Already Starting to Return to “Normal”
Several grocery chains are beginning to ease up on restrictions imposed in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.
Grocery Stores Sued Over “Grossly Marked-Up Eggs”
A group of shoppers sues two dozen stores and egg producers for price-gouging during the pandemic.
Pessimistic Shoppers Brace for Permanent Changes
A shopper survey suggests permanent changes are in store, regarding the ways we shop, and save.
