"We're Done Working for Crumbs": Indiana Kroger Workers Reject Second Contract
Kroger's offer included a wage increase of just $0.90 over 3 years for starting pay, along with a $200 Kroger gift card that members called 'insulting.'
Kroger plans to consolidate Texas operations as it battles H-E-B for market share
Kroger consolidates Dallas and Houston operations under Rudy DiPietro to create a Texas Division with over 210 stores. Efficiency and competition are key focuses.
Federal judge temporarily blocks Kroger's $25 billion merger with Albertsons
The $25 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons was blocked by a U.S. judge, emphasizing antitrust concerns and potential price increases for shoppers.
Kroger (Allegedly) Shared Sensitive Health Data With Meta - Now They're Being Sued | HackerNoon
Kroger's alleged use of a tracking bug has compromised patient confidentiality as it leaked sensitive health information to Meta, breaching privacy laws.
Kroger Workers in Indiana Reject Union-Recommended Contract
UFCW Local 700 members rejected a tentative contract for Kroger workers, citing insufficient wage increases and inadequate treatment of part-time employees.
Some supermarkets are overcharging for products marked 'on sale,' Consumer Reports warns
With grocery prices at all-time highs, supermarkets like Kroger are found overcharging customers due to widespread price label errors, averaging $1.70 overcharges.
These Are Kroger's Biggest Food Recalls In History - Tasting Table
The Peter Pan Peanut Butter recall of 2006-2007 serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by improper food safety practices, as it affected over 700 confirmed cases.
Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen resigns after probe into personal conduct
McMullen's resignation signifies turmoil at Kroger, highlighted by the failed $25 billion merger with Albertsons and the concerns raised by labor unions.