Across the U.S., shoppers face disappearing discounts and mismatched prices at checkout. An undercover team found over 150 expired sale tags in 26 stores across 14 states plus D.C. Customers paid on average $1.70 more than advertised, with some items marked up as much as 18.4%. This deceptive pricing has triggered lawsuits, government probes, and widespread consumer outrage against one of America’s largest grocery chains.
Grocery Giant Busted for 18% Price Gouging as Shoppers’ Trust Plummets
