Kroger has done something very few business do. It listened to its customers and brought back paper coupons. It has not ...

The retailer, which will be closing multiple stores across 12 states, is making its deals more accessible to shoppers who ...

Kroger shoppers who don't have the app can now get the same digital deals. The Cincinnati-based supermarket chain recently rolled out paper flyers mirroring its weekly digital deals.

That's right. The weekly grocery paper ad from the Kroger Company of Michigan that many people rely on for price comparisons and what's on sale may soon no longer be delivered via mail to homes in ...

Kroger’s national ad campaign will run on cable television and on streaming in the form of 30-second and 60-second ads until Dec. 31, but the ad can be seen in its entirety on the supermarket ...

(Kroger's latest ad received at this food writer's home for this week has the same message.) More: Cannabis facility offers jobs to more than 400 laid-off Burger King workers ...

Kroger, like many other retailers who are capitalizing on the rapid growth of digital retail media, initially stood up its ad network in partnership with a third party host. In my own research, I ...

Kroger's comparable sales, without fuel, rose 5.8% for the quarter, with total revenues increasing to $34.6 billion, compared to $31.7 billion for the same period last year.

The fake ad claims Kroger is giving away a year's worth of free groceries to a few lucky families. Dec. 24, 2019, 11:35 AM PST / Source: TODAY Alyssa Newcomb ...