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A report on grocery prices indicates that Kroger’s store-brand items cost less than Walmart’s and Aldi’s, pointing out a notable price gap. The study was cited by three news outlets, providing additional perspective for shoppers. Shoppers also report that Kroger’s digital coupons frequently don’t work at checkout, causing a inconvenient experience. Another issue emerged when a supplier pulling back all Peter Rabbit fruit pouches sold at Target and other stores because of plastic risks, raising concerns about product safety. Kroger declined to respond about the price report or the coupon problems, leaving consumers with limited official statements.