The discounter aims to make summer cookouts more affordable, pricing a slate of cookout staples to be 30% less than the national average spend on a cookout.
The chain is extending a free Slurpee usually designated for July 11 to be claimed all month long and to be joined by other foodservice deals in-store and via delivery.
The study from Inmar Intelligence also found that 86% of U.S. shoppers are buying private brand products to save money, impacting the store they choose.
For the second year, the discount retailer offers consumers a chance to donate at checkout to serve the museum and veterans; military members and veterans also get an additional discount on its large patio assortment.
The webinar, “COVID-19. What Comes Next?” held Tuesday by Store Brands, featured a panel of experts sizing up how pandemic-driven consumer behavior will persist and what it means for private label.
The organic retailer will discount eco-friendly products this month and has partnered with a nonprofit to make select public parks free from toxic pesticides.
