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Megan Garcia

Will Milk Cost More on Hot Days?

Ever notice how your Uber gets pricier when it rains? Now, imagine that with your groceries. Lawmakers are worried that new digital price tags in stores could mean milk and eggs cost more during busy times or holidays. While stores say it’s just for efficiency, shoppers are side-eyeing the tech, fearing price jumps at the worst moments. For now, it’s not happening—but keep an eye on those shelf screens! #Business #LocalBusiness #groceryshopping

mary01

Tired of grocery store price games?

Walking into a grocery store shouldn’t feel like you’re running an obstacle course just to get a fair deal. Between digital coupons, memberships, and “special” discounts, it’s getting harder for everyone to simply buy what they need at a reasonable price. Why should anyone have to jump through hoops to pay less for milk or bread? Life’s complicated enough—shopping should be straightforward. How do you feel about these pricing tricks? Should stores just offer the lowest price to everyone, no strings attached? Let’s talk about what would actually make grocery shopping better for our community. #Food #GroceryShopping #CommunityTalk

Valerie Hall

Shrinkflation Hits the Snack Aisle Hard

You know prices are wild when even your chips are playing hide and seek. A Publix shopper found a bag of On the Border tortilla chips with a see-through window—except the chips didn’t even reach it! People are calling out brands for shrinkflation, where you pay the same but get way less. It’s not just chips, either—think paper towels and tissues, too. Anyone else feeling robbed at the grocery store lately? #Food #shrinkflation #groceryshopping

miguel40

Why Your Grocery Bill Keeps Climbing

Ever noticed your favorite meat-and-potatoes meal costing way more lately? Turns out, it’s not just you—crazy weather is making staple foods like sweet potatoes, cabbage, and beef pricier everywhere, not just in Uganda. Farmers aren’t rushing to sell now that rains have returned, so there’s less beef on the market, and prices are spiking. Experts say climate chaos could keep pushing food costs up for years. Some scientists are even breeding heat-resistant apples and tougher coffee trees to help out. Wild times for your wallet and your plate! #FoodPrices #ClimateChange #GroceryShopping

Amanda Carroll

Why Your Grocery Bill Just Jumped

Noticed your grocery bill creeping up again? Shop prices are back in inflation mode for the first time in almost a year, with food costs rising faster than before. Meat, fruit, and veggies are pricier thanks to weather messing with harvests and higher worker pay. The good news? Non-food stuff like DIY tools and garden gear is still cheaper than last year. So, if you’re looking to save, maybe it’s time to fix up the house instead of splurging on steak night! #MoneyHacks #Inflation #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness

Beverly Douglas

Did You Just Eat Recalled Corn?

Next time you grab corn for your salad or snack, double-check the label! Over the years, corn products—frozen, canned, or even in your favorite snacks—have been pulled from shelves due to hidden allergens or nasty bacteria like listeria. One big shift? Even big brands and grocery chains aren’t immune to recall drama, so it pays to stay alert. Pro tip: Always check recall alerts before your next grocery haul! #FoodSafety #RecallAlert #GroceryShopping #Business #Industry

Megan Garcia

Kroger Closures: Where Will You Shop Now?

Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger is shutting down 60 stores across 12 states by the end of 2026. If your go-to spot is on the list, you might need to find a new place for your weekly haul. Kroger says this move will help them save money and improve the shopping experience elsewhere. Employees will get offers to work at other locations, but for shoppers, it’s time to scout out new deals and maybe discover a hidden gem in your neighborhood. #KrogerClosures #GroceryShopping #MoneyHacks #Business #LocalBusiness

Nicole Washington

Kroger Closures: Is Your Store on the List?

Heads up, grocery shoppers! Kroger is shutting down 60 stores across the U.S. over the next year and a half, including spots in Kentucky, Georgia, and beyond. If your go-to store is on the chopping block, don’t panic—Kroger says workers will get jobs at other locations, and they’re opening new stores in 2025. The big shift? Kroger is ditching slow stores to focus on busier neighborhoods, so your next grocery run might be a few miles further—but maybe with better deals! #KrogerClosures #GroceryShopping #MoneyHacks #Business #LocalBusiness

christinewhite

Why Is Walmart Tossing So Much Food?

Ever noticed empty freezer aisles at Walmart? Turns out, it’s not just you. Employees are venting online about constant freezer breakdowns, leading to tons of food being tossed—sometimes weekly! Not only does this mean more food waste (bad for the planet and your wallet), but it can also bump up grocery prices for everyone. Some stores are donating food after outages, but it’s not the norm. Next time you see a cleared-out freezer, you’ll know what’s up! #FoodWaste #Walmart #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness

carlsongary

Kroger Closures: Is Your Go-To Store on the List?

Heads up, Georgia shoppers! Kroger is closing four local stores soon, so if you usually grab your groceries at Morosgo Way, Douglas Rd., Memorial Dr., or Buford Hwy, you’ll need a new spot for your weekly haul. The grocery giant is trimming about 5% of its stores nationwide, so check if your favorite is affected. Pro tip: Now’s the time to scout out new deals and maybe try that smaller market you’ve been eyeing! #KrogerClosures #GroceryShopping #MoneyHacks #Business #LocalBusiness

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