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DC man finds possible card skimmer while checking out at Safeway
A D.C. man’s photo of a possible self-checkout kiosk card skimmer went viral along with its security warning.
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‘It's a skimmer!': Social post warns of possible self-checkout scam at DC Safeway
A D.C. man posted a warning on social media that included a photo of a self-checkout keypad at the Georgetown Safeway and a convincing duplicate. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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How to keep your food fresh and save money on groceries
Did you know that the average American wastes about 25% of the food they buy? By organizing your fridge properly, you can significantly reduce this waste and save money.
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Preventing Food Waste: Easy Ways to Make Groceries Last Longer
News4 Consumer Investigative Reporter Susan Hogan shares easy ways to keep your food — and money — out of the trash.
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Tips for Healthy Eating on a Budget
Saving money on food can be hard when making healthy choices. News4’s Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shares easy ways to find budget-friendly healthy items.
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Organic, Free Range or Cage-Free? Egg Labels Explained
With dozens of egg options at different prices, including for cage-free, free range and organic, what does it all mean, and is it worth paying more? Consumer Reports helped explain.
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Organic, Free Range or Cage-Free? Egg Labels Explained
Egg prices have jumped nearly 60% in the past year. News4 Consumer Investigative Reporter Susan Hogan explains how to understand carton labels.
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Pandemic-Era Food Stamp Assistance Ending in DC Region
SNAP benefits in the D.C. area are expected to decrease by nearly $100 on Wednesday when a pandemic-era increase comes to an end. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.
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‘23 Fewer Meals a Month': Pandemic-Era SNAP Benefits Ending in DC Region
Benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the D.C. area are expected to decrease Wednesday.
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Giant Food Donates $50K to Help Martha's Table Feed DC Families
The partnership between Martha’s Table and Giant Food has helped provide food to D.C. families in Southeast D.C. for several years. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Vegetable Costs Are Rising
Veggies have remained relatively untouched by inflation, but thanks to climate change, we’re seeing prices on produce creep up. News4’s Susan Hogan reports.
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Why Egg Prices Are Surging — But Chicken Prices Are Falling: It's an ‘Act of God' Event, Says Trade Strategist
The price of eggs and chickens moved in opposite directions in October. Bird flu is a big reason why.