Last week, Stop & Shop, the leading supermarket chain in the Northeast, announced that it was dropping everyday prices on thousands of grocery items. Just weeks earlier, a few Albertsons Companies divisions including Star Market and Shaw’s in the Boston area introduced “New Lower Prices, Every Day.” Interestingly, Albertsons even defines what it means by “lower prices” in the fine print on the homepage of all its divisions. *MOUSE PRINT All these price cuts are certainly good news f...| Mouse Print*
Star Market and Shaw’s in New England are part of the Albertsons family of supermarkets. They recently send emails with the subject line: “Get up to $20 off groceries this August.” With the price of food, who wouldn’t be interested? Similar offers were probably made to customers of their other supermarket chains. The main offer was inviting customers to create a Sincerely Health profile and you would receive a $10 off coupon (among other money back opportunities). Of course, there is ...| Mouse Print*
Two years ago, we reported that Turkey Hill practiced a bit of shrinkflation on their standard 48-ounce cartons of ice cream by reducing them to 46 ounces. Now our reader Michael C. says they are pulling another fast one.| Mouse Print*
MrConsumer was shocked to see a counter sign at each register at his local CVS in Massachusetts a few weeks ago that proclaimed: Under the CVS Scan Right Guarantee, if an item scans higher than the shelf price sign or price in their ad, you get the item free up to $4 or you get $4 off if the item wa...| Mouse Print*
Last week, the San Diego city council passed an ordinance to require stores that advertise digital-only deals to also provide paper versions of those coupons so anyone without digital access or know how can still benefit from the savings.| Mouse Print*