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Consumer Reports: Pricing errors at Kroger stores cost customers
Kroger has been testing digital price tags in some stores, which could help fix ongoing pricing issues, saying they offer “better accuracy” for shoppers. The company says it also corrects price mistakes, with a policy called “Make it Right” that lets employees fix errors on the spot.
Investigation finds grocery giant Kroger overcharging shoppers on sale items
A joint investigation by Consumer Reports, The Guardian and the Food & Environment Reporting Network doesn’t answer the question, but found more than 150 overcharging errors at 26 stores owned by the Ohio-based supermarket giant across 14 states in a months-long investigation.
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A story on recent firings of members of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has been updated to clarify the president ...
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