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The fast-growing discount grocery chain Aldi is set for a massive expansion in the northeast, likely including their first stores in Maine.

New Englanders were asked on social media about their favorite name-brand grocery store products. Here are 25 of them.

This infuriates me. If you go to a grocery store in New England in the winter, even once, read this.

I thought it was just me, but others have noticed too.

Do you shop at this grocery store?

Grocery shopping is hard enough without having to worry about your pineapple.

More than 245,000 pounds of frozen chicken strips are being recalled nationwide due to fears over being contaminated with plastic.

I used to work at a grocery store, and I was never this good.

Main Street Grocery recently added a mini-food pantry to help battle hunger in the midcoast.

I'm not sure why I didn't start doing this sooner! More me time and better food. SCORE!

Here are five tips to make sure you're not one of these people. At least at the grocery store.

A 23-year-old University of Akron accounting student has been named the nation’s top grocery bagger after claiming the Ohio title two years in a row.

There is a new app available that lets you shop for groceries according to you political views.  The BuyPartisan  app allows shoppers to scan the bar code of a product to see if they are Democrat or Republican.  It lets you know which way the CEO and employees of the company lean politically.

Paper or plastic? That question is almost never heard anymore as now many shoppers bring in reusable bags or plastic bags. I know that when I am checking out at the supermarket, if there is nobody to bag my groceries, I start to do it and I would have no chance at winning the title of best bagger!

Portland shoppers might be paying to use plastic or paper bags to carry groceries out of supermarkets and convenience stores in Portland. Those in favor of the ordinance want to see a reduction in single-use plastic grocery bags, hoping a per-bag fee will encourage shoppers in Portland to switch to use reusable totes.

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the cost of feeding a family of four is between $146 and $289 a week. They used intake data and the cost of groceries (which we all know have been going up) to reach their results. They used four levels of grocery shopping for a family of four.