KROGER shoppers are overjoyed at the newest change to how the store uses coupons that makes them easier to access.
Customers can now find all of their coupons in one place instead of having to remember to bring them to stores.
Kroger shoppers are overjoyed at the newest change to how the store uses coupons that makes them easier to access[/caption]
Kroger has rolled out a new digital coupon change that will benefit those shopping during the chain’s Weekly Digital Deals.
The retailer has now placed flyers at store entrances for shoppers to scan with their phones and access all the weekly deals in one place.
Kroger shoppers will need to scan a bar code on the flyer at the checkout so you can download them.
You will then be able to select which ones you want to redeem.
A Kroger Co. of Michigan spokesman said in a statement to the Detroit Free Press: “We are always listening to our customers to create a better shopping experience.
“To make it simpler for our customers to take advantage of the full value our stores offer, we are providing an easy-to-use flyer that customers can scan to save with digital coupons.”
Shoppers are able to use each Kroger Weekly Digital Deals coupon up to five times.
The Kroger Weekly Digital Deals begin on Wednesdays, and a preview of what will be on sale happens the day before, on the Tuesday.
This change has not been implemented at every Kroger location across the US yet.
Kroger executives reconginized the need for promotions that are “simple and accessible for all customers” in a recent earnings call.
But chiefs declined to confirm a timeline for when the flyers would go company-wide.
Customers have reacted on social media, crying that it’s “About time!” that the change has been made in a Facebook post.
The post also urged Kroger to “lower the prices”.
KROGER’S NEXT STEPS
Kroger has also recently announced that it would be closing down 60 stores over the next 18 months.
We are always listening to our customers to create a better shopping experience
Kroger Spokesperson
Kroger Chairman and CEO Ron Sargent said: “Kroger delivered solid first quarter results, with strong sales led by pharmacy, e-commerce and fresh.
“We made good progress in streamlining our priorities, enhancing customer focus, and running great stores to improve the shopping experience.”
This is despite a positive first quarter of 2025, one that outperformed the first quarter of 2024.
Kroger recently closed announced that it would close a store in McKinney, Texas, which is 33 miles north of Dallas.
A spokesperson has confirmed it is “part of a larger company-wide decision to run more efficiently and ensure the long-term health of our business.”
In June, two other locations in Texas closed, one in Dickinson, and one in The Woodlands.
The Woodlands store closed on June 6, and the Dickinson store closed four days later on June 10.
Brad Bailey, chair of The Woodlands Township board of directors, said in a statement: “While this is unfortunate news, we have seen this coming for some time.
“Shopping has drastically changed since the ’80s and ’90s when our village shopping centers were built.
“It’s time for us to reimagine our village shopping centers to meet the retail needs of our community today.”
Kroger has rolled out a new digital coupon change that will benefit those shopping during the chain’s Weekly Digital Deals[/caption]
