Grocery prices in Denver have risen by nearly 18 percent since 2020, and a recent report suggests that overcharging at King Soopers could be part of the reason. After Denver grocery store workers union members discovered what they believed to be over-charging and inaccurate pricing at Colorado grocery stores, Consumer Reports worked with the Guardian and the Food & Environment Reporting Network to prove that Colorado Kroger workers were correct. According to Consumer Reports, King Soopers stores across the nation regularly charge customers more than the listed price tag, with an average overcharge of 18.4 percent on mismarked items. 🛒 Read the full story by Catie Cheshire at westword.com or at the link in our bio. 📸 Catie Cheshire #kingsoopers #grocerystore #kingsooperscolorado #denver #denverfood #denvernews