Good God! Religious Grocery Shoppers Are Better Savers
A new study finds that religious people spend less money on groceries.
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Supermarkets Swat Down Upstart New Competitor
An upstart new U.S. grocer is having a challenging time standing up to its established competitors.
Why Name Brands Are Better Than Store Brands
A new report says name-brand products are a better value than their store-brand equivalents.
Report Urges Elimination of BOGOs
A new report on food waste says eliminating BOGOs could help solve the problem.
Restaurant Patrons Are Hungry For Coupons
New surveys show that coupons and discounts have a significant effect on whether and where people go out to eat.
Don’t Look for New Supermarkets Near You This Year
A new report says the pace of new supermarket openings is slowing down dramatically in favor of much smaller stores.
Newspapers Point to Popularity of Paper Coupons
A survey of newspaper subscribers finds that many of them subscribe solely for the coupons.
“Polygamous” Shoppers Are More Faithful Than You Think
Loyalty does not equal exclusivity – a new study says grocery shoppers who visit multiple stores can still be loyal.
Need a Coupon Code? Sorry, Most Are Expired
A new study says the vast majority of coupon codes posted online don’t even work.
Study: Grocers Should Charge Only What You Can Afford to Pay
A new report advises grocery stores to raise their prices in richer neighborhoods, and lower them elsewhere.
