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Study finds pricing errors at Kroger stores in Ohio

A report by the Center for Responsible Food Business found that one-third of Kroger stores in Ohio have been overcharging customers, with 644 pricing errors documented in 389 inspections. The report highlights significant discrepancies in pricing, with some items ringing up at prices significantly higher than advertised. Kroger has stated that the report does not accurately reflect customer experiences.

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A report by the Center for Responsible Food Business found that one-third of Kroger stores in Ohio have been overcharging customers, with 644 pricing errors documented in 389 inspections. The report highlights significant discrepancies in pricing, with some items ringing up at prices significantly higher than advertised. Kroger has stated that the report does not accurately reflect customer experiences.

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Kroger shoppers are losing money as shocking study reveals hundreds of pricing errors

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Study finds pricing errors at Kroger stores in Ohio