The second-largest supermarket chain in America is taking a tough line with its vendors, according to a leaked letter.

The second-largest supermarket chain in the U.S., Albertsons Companies, said the chain won't accept price hikes to account ...

The grocery titan stated in a letter that it won't accept price hikes to account for President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Family budgets, already a challenge, are going to get a lot more difficult once the predicted price increases and shortages kick in—one study predicts that these new tariffs will cost American ...

Albertsons certainly can’t afford to become less competitive in the marketplace.” Ross Burkhart, a political scientist at Boise State University who studies trade policy, told the Statesman that ...

Trump has implemented a 10% tariff rate on imported ... Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Albertsons provided a letter to its suppliers regarding the policy update with the Idaho-based company ...

Grocery chain Albertsons is taking a hard-line approach to tariffs, telling its suppliers ... America’s second-largest grocer explained that this policy stemmed from its commitment “to ...

Albertsons provided a letter to its suppliers regarding the policy update with the Idaho ... we are not accepting cost increases due to tariffs," Albertsons stated in the letter.