Source: Mark Hamstra, Supermarket News

Stop & Shop has begun testing new in-store kiosks aimed at consumers who are “digital hesitant,” said a spokesperson for the chain.  The new kiosks, dubbed Savings Stations, provide a convenient way for customers, particularly non-digital shoppers, to activate and load their digital coupons on their card while shopping in-store.

Consumer World formed a coalition with other organizations, including Consumer Action, Consumer Reports, National Consumers League, and PIRG to urge retailers to adopt workarounds so that these shoppers are charged the same lower sale prices as connected customers.

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