Police: Cashier Goes Krogering With Counterfeit Coupons
A Kroger cashier in Kentucky is arrested and charged with using fraudulent coupons to buy $7,500 worth of merchandise.
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Kroger: We Were “Scared to Death” to End Double Coupons
Kroger admits misgivings about getting rid of double coupons and changing the weekly ads’ start date – but says it’s all for shoppers’ own good.
Kroger Finally Issues a Corporate Coupon Policy
Kroger’s variable, and unpublished, coupon policy has long been a mystery to many shoppers – but finally, not anymore.
Yet Another Kroger Division Discontinues Double Coupons
Kroger’s Michigan Division becomes the latest, and second-to-last, Kroger division to announce the end of double coupons.
Another Kroger Division Does Away With Double Coupons
Kroger’s Columbus Division announces the end of double coupons, leaving only a few regions that still double at all.
Grading Grocery Stores: The Best May Surprise You, the Worst Probably Won’t
Two southern supermarkets battle for the top spot, while a usual suspect brings up the rear, in a pair of new customer satisfaction rankings.
Nation’s Largest Supermarket Shakes Up Shoppers’ Routines
Kroger is starting to shift many of its weekly ads to start on Wednesdays instead of Sundays – but is it an improvement, or an annoyance?
Kroger, Harris Teeter Merger is a Done Deal
The Kroger-Harris Teeter buyout is officially complete. What will it mean for shoppers at both stores – and in other markets across the country?
Coupons in the News: The Top Stories of 2013
From the demise of doubles, to coupon crime, to changes in couponing itself, here’s a look back at the 10 biggest coupon news stories of 2013.
No, You Won’t Get a $250 Grocery Gift Card For Filling Out That Survey
Kroger and Publix shoppers are the latest to fall victim to a Facebook scam that promises a free $250 gift card.
