Pennsylvania Shoppers Could Pay 35% Less at One Chain. Here’s How 10 Stores Compare
You buy groceries every week, so small gaps add up. A 16% price gap between stores is worth $2,496 a year to a family that spends $300 a week, per Delaware Valley Consumers’ Checkbook. Here’s how Pennsylvania shoppers could pay 35% less at one grocery chain, and how 10 Philly-area stores compare. Who Ran the…
