At Kroger stores and some others owned by Kroger, there have been “widespread errors on price labels” indicating sale prices ...

Kroger said its board of directors opposes the measure, noting it has “robust disclosure practices” and “well-established responsible supply chain programs.” It added “just transition ...

Supermarket chain Kroger KR1.85%increase; green up pointing triangle said it is working to shift its purchasing of produce and other products to avoid the Trump administration’s tariffs.

There's a greater store overlap here than in many other states, which could raise anticompetitive concerns for regulators ... of synergistic cost savings, supply-chain efficiencies, broader ...

For instance, since January 2022, Albertsons has spent $7.6 million lobbying on the merger and related topics including antitrust, competition, and supply chain issues. Kroger and Albertsons argue ...

A Kroger executive admitted the grocery chain ... for the University of Tennessee at Martin, told Newsweek. "Supply chain issues, rising shipping costs, and increased wages certainly played ...

Kroger Co. forecast higher-than-expected sales guidance, seeking to pacify concerns as questions linger ... which has a shorter supply chain. Kroger is expecting a slight increase in inflation ...

This is despite the resolution of many supply chain issues that contributed to inflation during the pandemic. Kroger, which is considering a significant expansion through a $24.6 billion acquisition ...

Kroger is the largest grocery store chain in the U.S. by revenue and owns ... state courts in Washington and Colorado over anti-trust concerns. Two Kroger executives took the stand in Denver ...

Kroger filed a countersuit Tuesday against Albertsons over the bitter end to its planned acquisition of the Boise-based grocery chain ... December over antitrust concerns. In its lawsuit ...

The CEO of grocery chain Kroger has abruptly resigned ... attempted acquisition citing regulatory concerns. The deal died after Albertsons sued Kroger, alleging that McMullen's company had caused ...