The Latest Breaking News from Grocery Coupon Guide

The era of “double coupons” is officially coming to a close. For years, this popular promotion was a key strategy for savvy shoppers to maximize their savings. Major grocery chains would double the value of a manufacturer’s coupon, turning a 50-cent discount into a dollar. However, in 2025, a growing…

You are in the produce section, looking at a bag of salad or a container of fresh-cut fruit. You see the “Sell By” date is for today or tomorrow, and you hesitate. We have been trained to think that this date is a strict deadline for freshness. However, food safety…

We’ve all scanned our cart items without much thought, but cashiers sometimes spot trouble before the customer does. Whether it’s about allergies, odd pairings, or inadvertent purchases, these on-the-spot interventions can save us from regrettable decisions—or better yet, embarrassment. Let’s dive into six real-life moments when cashiers casually raised a…

Ever taken a bite of your favorite snack and thought, “Whoa, that’s hotter than I remember?” You’re not imagining things. A growing number of products—from chips to beverages—are being dialed up in spice, often without any warning label or “spicy” claim. As heat becomes the new flavor frontier, knowing when…

Maybe you’ve noticed more private-label coffees filling your shelves and adding buzz to your daily brew. Store-brand coffee has quietly gained traction—and that shift matters for both your pocket and your palate. As national brands face coffee bean price hikes and shifting consumer habits, private labels are stepping in with…

Have you noticed certain “organic” labels vanishing from packages lately? It’s more than speculation—behind what seems like quiet label changes are mounting challenges impacting both farmers and consumers. In 2025, rising certification costs, policy shifts, and gaps in enforcement are reshaping how—even whether—products are labeled organic. As shoppers, understanding what’s…

The expiration date on a product seems like a strict safety deadline. In reality, most of these dates are not regulated by the FDA. They are a manufacturer’s best guess for peak quality. Some companies use these dates as a marketing trick. The goal is to encourage you to throw…

For years, the purpose of a store loyalty program was simple. You signed up, and in exchange, you received exclusive discounts and coupons. In 2025, however, that simple value exchange is becoming a thing of the past. Major retailers are fundamentally changing their loyalty programs. They are offering fewer direct,…

The grocery store in a major city looks very different from the one in a small, rural town. Retailers use sophisticated data to tailor their inventory to local tastes and demographics. This has created a growing divide in the American grocery aisle. Many classic, traditional products that have fallen out…