Giant Eagle lowering prices on 800 items — for a limited time
Giant Eagle is reducing and locking in prices on hundreds of items for three months.
The Pittsburgh-based grocer is lowering prices on 800 items, including a wide variety of grocery essentials, at all Giant Eagle and Market District locations. Prices will also be reduced on a selection of popular items at the company’s GetGo convenience stores.
Running May 4 through August 9, Giant Eagle’s “Price Lock” initiative will reduce prices on the featured items by an average of nearly 20%. The items will include seasonally relevant national brands as well as meat, seafood, produce and dairy staples, along with plus prepared meals and health and wellness products from the Giant Eagle brand.
A selection of Price Lock items will be spotlighted in Giant Eagle’s printed weekly circular starting this week, with the circular’s interactive QR codes driving customers to the Giant Eagle website for more detail. Throughout the spring and summer, Giant Eagle said it will build on the savings delivered through the initiative by continuing to offer strong weekly sales, personalized savings through its myPerks loyalty platform and a variety of other offerings.
“We are putting the customer at the center of everything we do,” said Giant Eagle interim CEO Bill Artman. “Right now, our customers are seeking to manage their grocery expenses and telling us they need more ways to save at Giant Eagle to maintain access to the items that are most important to their households. Our teams worked extremely hard in recent weeks to respond to this by delivering meaningful reductions on hundreds of items with a focus on those that are most popular during the spring and summer months.”
While grocery prices have recently shown signs of easing slightly for the first time since March 2020, consumers continue to be challenged by the realities of increased costs for essentials and the items that make life’s big and little moments more enjoyable, Giant Eagle stated.
Giant Eagle operates more than 470 stores throughout western Pennsylvania, Ohio, northern West Virginia, Maryland and Indiana.