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You walk into your favorite grocery store, coupons in hand, ready to save money on your weekly shopping. But something’s different. The cashier shakes their head at your stack of manufacturer coupons. Your store’s grocery coupon policy has changed, and nobody told you. This silent shift is happening across major…

In a major strategic shift, Kroger is closing 60 underperforming stores by 2026, putting over 1,000 jobs at risk. This move follows its failed merger with Albertsons and a drop in first-quarter sales.

When you’re shopping for groceries on a fixed income, every penny counts. But what happens when trusted grocery stores exploit pricing errors to pad their profits at your expense? Recent investigations show that several major grocery chains have been caught systematically overcharging customers, including vulnerable seniors. These aren’t innocent mistakes…

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This summer, grocery carts across NYC are brimming with private label groceries—and for good reason. With food inflation showing no signs of relief, New Yorkers are finding serious value in store-branded alternatives. Not only are they cheaper, but quality has also improved dramatically, making them an attractive option for budget-conscious…

Albertsons Companies Inc. (NYSE:ACI) reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and sales Tuesday morning, but shares remained relatively flat amid margin pressure and a dip in cash reserves.

It wasn’t that long ago when families had their go-to neighborhood supermarket—usually a familiar name passed down for generations. But behind the shopping carts and paper bags, the grocery industry has seen a wave of mergers, buyouts, and closures that quietly erased some of America’s most beloved brands. These defunct…

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