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Study Shows Instacart May Be Charging Some Shoppers 20% More For The Same Product

Instacart pricing faces scrutiny after a study finds some shoppers paid up to 23% more for identical groceries using AI-led pricing tests.

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by Tekticia in Wall Photos Added December 17, 2025

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