groceries

The Grocery pick up and delivery service Instacart has released their most delivered items for Duluth and Superior for 2021 as well as recapping the entire year. Are you surprised what they are?

For people who have to use public transportation or have to walk everywhere having groceries come to your neighborhood sounds like a great idea!

Community Action Duluth's Mobile Market debuts February 27 with discounts for SNAP participants and families with children under 18 available. Here's a link to place your order.

If you have had problems finding your favorite Claussen pickles, you aren't alone. You might be surprised at the reason behind the shortage.

A potential settlement may be on the way after a strike that is impacting grocery supply delivery in parts of the Midwest.

The products may be contaminated with listeria.

With threats that gas prices will go up, that means grocery prices will go up too. Here are a few tips and hacks to save some money.

Let's face it - groceries have never been cheap.  And prices have hardly (if ever) gone backwards.  But, forecasters are predicting that the summer of 2014 will probably bring all-time high record prices in the meat department of your grocery store.

It's almost as if consumer food shopping traits were like a pendulum - swinging back and forth with no middle ground.  After decades of advertising and marketing made grocery shoppers aware of the contents of the processed food they were consuming, there's been a growing trend toward organic and "raw" foods.  Now, it appears like big money is about to be spent to drive that swing back th

It seems we live in interesting times.  Or, maybe we should say expensive times.  First it was gas.  Then it was our paychecks.  Next was the price of milk.  Now, it appears that the prices we pay for tomatoes might be getting ready to double - if a trade agreement that the United States has with Mexico falls through.

Everyone's waiting and watching the Fiscal Cliff news this holiday season - and the affects of a "non-deal" would be staggering to the average American.  And while everyone is aware of the approximately $2,500 increase on middle-income taxpayers, one fact has largely been ignored by the press - and could prove to be equally as spendy:  A failed farm bill from this summer would see milk p

By now you realize that we're experiencing one of the worst drought's on record.  The Summer of 2012 will have lingering effects at the grocery store for months (and possibly years) to come.  However, those expected price increases may not happen to the products and goods you would expect...