Our Favorite Grocery Store Is Not Actually Our Favorite At All
Shoppers apparently have a love-hate relationship with the world’s most successful – but not quite most-loved – grocery store.
Shoppers apparently have a love-hate relationship with the world’s most successful – but not quite most-loved – grocery store.
Shoppers rate grocery stores based on convenience, prices – and whether they’ve had problems using coupons there.
With inflation having a lasting impact, shoppers are getting choosier about their favorite grocery stores.
Kroger-owned stores across the country will no longer distribute printed weekly sales circulars.
A coalition of consumer groups urges national grocery chains to stop discriminating with digital-only deals.
A convicted thief makes an unusual argument about why her sentence should be reduced.
A new survey finds that shoppers who once spurned coupons and sales, are a lot more interested in them now.
A convicted shoplifter successfully argues that he could have avoided jail time, by using a coupon on his stolen stuff.
You may like your local grocery store just fine, but it takes a real commitment to show the world – or at least your Facebook friends – that you “like” it. Occasional customer satisfaction surveys have declared certain supermarkets to be the most or least liked of all, but a look at how many grocery shoppers have hit the thumbs-up[Read More…]
With its focus on everyday low prices and savings galore, you might think couponers and bargain hunters would be flocking to Walmart. But a recent survey says that’s not necessarily true. It may seem counterintuitive, but big-box bargain hunters are apparently finding their deals not at low-priced Walmart, but at higher-priced Target. In its report “The Supercenter Grocery Shopper: U.S.[Read More…]