Lawmakers Seek Investigation Into Grocers’ “Predatory Pricing”
Congressional lawmakers call for an investigation into grocery stores’ pricing practices.
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Throwing Away Food Could Soon Be Against The Law
A proposed law would require grocery stores to donate unsold food instead of throwing it away.
New Law Will Let You Know When Your Groceries Are Actually Expired
A first-in-the-nation law streamlines confusing date labels that could cause many of us to throw out good food.
Senators Want Answers About Digital Price Tags
Lawmakers warn that shoppers could be cheated by digital price tags, and ask the country’s largest grocery chain to weigh in.
Grocery Prices Are Still Too High, And Congress Wants Answers
A bipartisan group of Congressional lawmakers want the government to act on high grocery prices.
Self-Checkout Limit Moves Closer To Becoming Law
Lawmakers in one state pass a measure that would restrict self-checkouts in all grocery stores.
Stores Say Shoppers Love Not Having Self Checkout. Others Aren’t So Sure.
More retailers are restricting or eliminating self-checkout – and they say shoppers are thanking them for it.
Proposed Law Would Reveal Just How Much More Your Online Groceries Cost
A proposed law would require retailers to disclose just how much they mark up their prices for groceries sold online.
Proposed Law Would Let You Use Expired Digital Coupons
A new bill would require stores to give rain checks for expired digital coupons if a product is out of stock.
Proposed Law Limits All Self-Checkouts To “10 Items Or Fewer”
California considers a bill to restrict self-checkouts to help protect employees’ jobs and safety.
