Customers at Kroger stores like City Market and King Soopers — which operate roughly 150 locations across 36 cities in ...

A recently released investigation alleges the Ohio-based grocery chain Kroger frequently charges consumers full price for items advertised as on sale.

The investigation took place at Kroger and Kroger-owned stores, including Harris Teeter, Fred Meyer, Fry’s, and Ralphs, in 14 ...

Kroger is the latest in a series of grocers that have been scrutinized for similar overcharging allegations. In 2024, ...

And even if you don’t have a Kroger nearby, Consumer Reports says it’s worth paying attention since similar pricing issues have also been reported at other stores.

Widespread overcharges on everyday items have raised concerns about transparency, trust—and your grocery bill.

Imagine picking up an item on sale only to be charged full price at checkout. That's exactly what Consumer Reports says is ...

The investigation alleges price tag discrepancies at the supermarket giant’s stores leading to customers being overcharged on many items marked as discounted or on sale.

Consumer Reports launched its investigation after Kroger workers in Colorado, currently in union negotiations, alleged ...

DENVER — Shoppers at one of the nation’s largest grocery chains may be unknowingly paying more for groceries.

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