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You might think your go-to supermarket holds the crown for trust among Americans—but surprisingly, Publix isn’t the top pick this time. In a recent national poll, one grocer was named America’s most trusted brand, outranking even regional favorites. That shift tells us a lot about how consumers evaluate grocery chains—not…

The change in Publix’s in-store policy comes after the First District Court of Appeals ruled that the state’s ban on open carrying was unconstitutional

The German discount grocer Aldi has built a fanatical following for its high-quality, private-label products. The store is filled with “dupes,” or duplicates, that are designed to look and taste like their more expensive, brand-name counterparts. While some of these dupes are just a good value, a few have achieved…

One act of kindness cost this family half a billion dollars.

If you live in Texas or have visited an H-E-B, you may have noticed an extra charm in the aisles. Products you can’t easily find in Kroger, Walmart, Publix, or national chains. These H-E-B exclusive products give the grocery chain a local edge and deepen loyalty among Texans. Whether it’s…

If you’ve wandered into your neighborhood Publix expecting just groceries and instead spotted racks of tees, sandals, or seasonal apparel, you’re not imagining things. In recent months, some Publix locations have quietly expanded beyond food to carry clothing assortments. Why would a grocery chain venture into fashion? Because the move…

The age of the paper coupon is officially over. In 2025, the best deals are no longer found in the Sunday paper; they are hidden inside a supermarket’s digital loyalty app. These apps have become a powerful tool for savvy shoppers. They offer personalized discounts, exclusive promotions, and digital-only prices…

An Orlando shopper notices extremely cheap prices on a few items at grocery chain Publix. He asks viewers “what’s going on” and wonders if its pricing is “broken.”

Some retailers are famous for hassle-free returns. Costco, for instance, has a legendary policy of taking back almost anything at any time, no questions asked. Publix, while beloved for its shopping experience, doesn’t quite measure up. Its return rules are more structured, despite what this woman was led to believe.

Grocery prices have changed a lot since 2020. See how much less $1,000 buys today—and what it reveals about inflation and your cost of living.

Most shoppers assume grocery prices are straightforward—what’s on the tag is what everyone pays. But behind the scenes, many chains quietly adjust costs depending on your zip code. This practice, known as price zoning, means two shoppers can pay very different amounts for the same gallon of milk or loaf…