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Kroger found to be overcharging customers on sale items, resulting in dent to customers’ wallets
So it makes sense that when a good deal is advertised and groceries are on sale – that’s the time to buy, right? Well, a new investigation by Consumer Reports found that the grocery chain Kroger, which has a big Texas footprint, was advertising sale prices – but charging full price at checkout.
Report: Kroger stores overcharging consumers on discounted or ‘for sale’ items
Shoppers at Kroger, one of the nation’s largest grocery chains, have been unknowingly paying full price at checkout for items -- including meat, vegetables, juice, rice and alcohol -- that were advertised as discounted or on sale,
Kroger Co. paid CEO Rodney McMullen millions of dollars while keeping his compensation essentially flat last year.
Kroger also revealed several aspects of CEO Rodney McMullen’s compensation terms when he departed from the company.
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