The Grocery Stores That Will Still Be Around In 30 Years – And The Ones That Might Not
Some grocers are in danger of becoming obsolete if they don’t change with the times.
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Rare Coupon-Doubling Grocery Stores Won’t Double Anymore
Kroger-owned Roundy’s stores in the Midwest will no longer offer double coupons, effective this weekend.
Open All Night? Not Anymore
Hy-Vee becomes the latest grocery chain to eliminate 24-hour stores, in what appears to be a growing trend.
Country’s Largest Grocer Gets a Little Smaller
Kroger is packing up and leaving a major market, to the surprise of shoppers.
Recipe Site Lets You Shop, and Save
A new website promises to provide recipes searchable by what’s on sale at your local store.
SmartSource Issues New Warnings to Coupon Buyers and Sellers
The publisher of the SmartSource coupon inserts launches a new campaign to discourage the buying and selling of coupons.
Stacking Paper and Digital Coupons? Not Anymore
One of the last grocery chains that still allowed you to stack a paper and digital manufacturer’s coupon, no longer does.
When It Rains, It Pours Angry Couponers
New changes will result in what’s possibly the most restrictive rain check policy when it comes to using coupons.
What’s the Best Grocery Store in Your State?
A new analysis reveals the best grocery store in each state – and some are not what you might expect.
Couponing While Driving? Grocery Store Chided for Promoting Shopping Behind the Wheel
A grocery store ends up in hot water, after suggesting that customers use their phones to go grocery shopping – while driving.
