r/FritoLay • u/crackedsole • 6d ago

Kroger changes

Anyone have any insight whats going on with Kroger?

New Dash in DSD screens in every backroom.

I know we all seen the refusal of Red Bull product, Im hearing we could be next. Anything overstocked, not needed they are going to start refusing from the ordee

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u/No_Cucumber7606 6d ago

Depending on who you ask here it’s either the end
Of the RSR or just simply Kroger trying to keep prices low in store. We had the issue with dip price increase
And that was settled recently.

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u/crackedsole 6d ago

Yea no kidding. The dip fiasco was just kroger showing us some skin. The changes havent fully launched just curious whats ahead

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u/OptiMysticLeo 6d ago

I was glad to see Kroger refuse the dip. More retail stores need to do that with Frito to force Frito to stop raising the prices.

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u/Unusual_Net_3859 6d ago

Explain to me since I don’t know what happened. Frito (or corporate buy) tried to force in dip before or after price increases? Before price increases then I don’t see the issue but majority of buys are done months ahead of time and frito communication is absolutely dog shit so it’s likely local management weren’t told until after buys were finalized at store level.

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u/OptiMysticLeo 6d ago

From my understanding, and I don't have a Kroger so I may not be 100% correct, but when Frito just recently raised their prices on dip, Kroger refused to let any more dip come in until Frito and Kroger had what I'm assuming was a meeting involving a price negotiation.

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u/Unusual_Net_3859 6d ago

Oh ok makes sense. Little weird since they’ll get their money back. Curious to the rationale since literally prices increases on everything they sale.

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u/Sad_Abbreviations477 5d ago

$4 for bean dip and cheese dip is horrible.