Bait-and-Switch Brands Urged to Offer More Printable Coupons
A new study calls out companies that claim to offer printable coupons on their websites, but don’t actually have any.
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Studies Predict Digital Coupons Will Dominate (Or Will They?)
Two new studies predict the booming growth and influence of digital coupons – but some other statistics tell a different story.
Stores Urged to Have Fewer Sales, and Discourage Us From Stocking Up
A new retail report says grocery stores are addicted to sales, and need to start scaling them back in order to get more of our money.
Study Says SNAP Recipients Should Be Using More Coupons
A new study suggests that developing exclusive coupons for SNAP (food stamp) recipients could encourage them to buy healthier food.
Study: Supermarket Scanner Errors Could Be Costing You Big Bucks
A new study finds a troubling error rate in supermarket scanners, which could be making you pay a lot more at the checkout than you really owe.
Three Items or Less: Why So Many Are Buying So Little, So Often
How many grocery items do you typically buy in one shopping trip? Would you believe a growing number of shoppers are buying only 3 items at a time?
Study: Swapping, Selling Coupons is Good for Companies (and Bad for Shoppers)
A new study suggests that manufacturers relax their rules against trading and buying coupons – even though the practice could prove costly to consumers.
New Proposal Would Ban Coupons on Soft Drinks
Supporters of a soda tax suggest additional measures to discourage consumption – like banning coupons and sales on soda.
Why Your Reusable Grocery Bags Are Making You Spend More
New research shows that grocery shoppers who use reusable bags end up spending more – on both healthy and not-so-healthy products.
Guess How Many Items the Average Grocery Shopper Buys in a Year?
A startling study shows just how many grocery products we never purchase, and how many shoppers completely ignore the weekly ad.
