Bingo, an extra 50 cents to 2 dollars per item in a grocery order adds up quick, sooner or later. Also, in-store pricing can be cheaper or not advertised as a

Bingo, an extra 50 cents to 2 dollars per item in a grocery order adds up quick, sooner or later. Also, in-store pricing can be cheaper or not advertised as a sale, but encouraging online shopping can often be a higher price, even if it's pickup and not delivery. "In-Store Pricing" on websites/apps are an interesting thing to track as well, it feels the more a grocery store goes towards "In-Store pricing', the higher it is. This would be great to see in other countries.