If you are heading to the store on Saturday, you might be paying top dollar for your groceries.
A new study from data research platform Decodo reveals that grocery prices hit their peak on Saturdays at major retailers, while Mondays and Wednesdays offer the biggest bargains. Analyzing 1.5 million items across 120 e-commerce platforms, researchers found that price cuts are heavily concentrated on specific weekdays both online and on digital shelf labels (DSLs).
DSLs allow grocers and retailers to instantly update cost labels at the touch of a button, normalizing dynamic pricing and changing them daily, depending on command.
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