Pricing Trickery May Backfire on Sellers
Prices ending in “99 cents” could make us reluctant to upgrade to larger or better quality products.
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Your Shopping Cart Could Be Making You Spend More
A newly-designed shopping cart could entice you to spend more in stores.
Report Warns of “Grocery Consolidation Crisis”
A new report warns that you have fewer grocery choices – at higher prices – than you may think.
Group Advocates “Eliminating Manufacturer Coupons… For Sugary Drinks”
A new proposal calls for the elimination of soda coupons and a limit on promotions in grocery stores.
The Future of Grocery Shopping Is Not In Grocery Stores
A new report predicts newer grocery formats will surge in popularity as traditional supermarkets decline.
A Coupon For Your Email? Report Finds Emailed Incentives Are Lacking
A new study says too few retailers and brands are offering coupons and promotions when asking you to sign up for their email lists.
The World’s Most Obvious Advice To Help You Save Money And Eat Healthier
Several new studies reach some unsurprising conclusions about how to make better choices at the grocery store.
Buying Groceries Online Is Good For Your Health, Not For Your Wallet
Online grocery shoppers spend more overall, but buy fewer unhealthy snacks.
Shoppers Who Most Need Coupons Aren’t Using Them
SNAP recipients don’t use coupons or shop for deals as often as higher-income shoppers – but there are other ways they look to save.
You’re Offering Me a Deal? How Dare You!
Some shoppers could be insulted by discounts and spend less as a result, according to a new study.
