Kroger has secret shopper profiles on millions of its grocery customers. They may be affecting what consumers pay for goods.

Whether it’s $1.50 here or $2.00 there, it’s all adding up — and experts warn this quiet issue is more common than you think. Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist with nearly two ...

Expired sales labels led to overcharges on more than 150 grocery items, according to an investigation led by Consumer Reports ...

Consumers say Kroger has a price tag problem, resulting in overcharges for many grocery items. We sent shoppers to stores to ...

Why You Might Be Paying More. Consumer Reports started examining prices after employees at Kroger stores in Colorado, during union negotiations, said that errors on price labels h ...

A monthlong Consumer Reports (CR) investigation alleges that shoppers at almost half of Kroger-owned grocery stores are ...

Millions of Kroger shoppers swipe or enter their loyalty card at the checkout every day, allowing the retailer to tabulate their buying habits and pitch discounts tailored from their shopping profile.

That's exactly what Consumer Reports says is happening at Kroger-owned stores, including Harris Teeter grocery stores, across the country. A months-long investigation by Consumer Reports ...

That’s exactly what Consumer Reports says is happening at Kroger-owned stores across the country. A months-long investigation by Consumer Reports, The Guardian, and the Food and Environment ...

CINCINNATI — Kroger shoppers may have been unknowingly paying full price for items that were advertised as discounted or on sale, according to a recent Consumer Reports investigation.

One of the nation’s largest grocery store chains has been overcharging customers, Consumer Reports alleged in a report released Wednesday. The nonprofit organization said Kroger has been ...

On average, the overcharge was $1.70 per item, the report found The study was a collaboration between The Guardian, FERN and Consumer Reports Kroger told Consumer ...