The Next President Could Be Decided in the Grocery Line
Briefly

A pending $25 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons could limit grocery options and potentially reduce product quality for consumers, sparking opposition from Congress, the FTC, and others.
Opponents argue that the merger may hinder competition and lead to higher grocery prices for shoppers, as evidenced by Victoria Anderson's experience in an area with limited grocery choices and high prices.
Read at Slate Magazine
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