Meijer Weekly Ad This Week

Meijer weekly ad, Wednesday to Tuesday: the 47-page beast

Grab a coffee. This week's Meijer Weekly Ad on AdsSOS runs 10/21 to 10/27 2026 and fills 47 pages, which is a lot of scrolling by any measure. Our listings show Meijer editions usually start on a Wednesday, and this one did. Several smaller books launched the same day: a 7-page Halloween Ad and a 5-page Early Holidays Deals flyer, both ending 10/27. Longer-running is the Holiday Gift Guide, 38 pages, which stays open from 10/07 to 12/24.

People type "meijer weekly ad preview," "meijer weekly ad starting tomorrow" and "meijer weekly ad pdf" because the ad is big enough to need a plan. Our advice: skim the front section, then jump to the departments you actually buy from. And if you're spreading the grocery run across stores, the US weekly ads hub lets you line up all the chains.

mPerks: the free program that drives most Meijer savings

If you've ever searched "meijer coupons just for you" or "how to use mperks," here's the basics from Meijer's own newsroom. Enrollment is free, through meijer.com/mperks or the Meijer app. The program has been running for more than 15 years. You earn points on purchases and redeem them for fuel discounts or in-store savings, with up to $1 off per gallon at Meijer Express stations. Meijer also runs promotions such as bonus-point weekends with partner brands, and says its app carries more than $1,000 in weekly mPerks savings.

One catch: Meijer's terms say that if you return an item, it may reduce your points balance by the points you earned on it. Marketplace products (sold by outside sellers on meijer.com) aren't eligible for mPerks, coupons, promotions, rainchecks or price matching.

Returns, price adjustments and the "price match" question

For online orders, Meijer's terms give a 90-day return window, shortened to 30 days for electronics, with the original packing receipt or the return option in your order history. A few categories (ammunition, opened music or movies, collector cards and certain medical devices) have their own rules. Marketplace items can't be returned in stores; they go back by mail to the seller.

What about "meijer price match walmart" and "meijer ad matchup"? Return, exchange and price-adjustment terms are set by the retailer and by local consumer law, and can differ between stores and between online and in-store purchases. For a purchase that matters, confirm the terms with the customer-service team first. Don't expect rainchecks on every promotion either; one promotions page says no rainchecks or substitutions unless otherwise stated.

Meijer hours: no longer a 24-hour store

Here's a fact that trips up longtime Michigan shoppers. According to Wikipedia, from 1988 until the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, most Meijer stores stayed open 24 hours a day, 364 days a year, closing only on Christmas. These days most open daily from 6 a.m. to midnight, though individual stores differ. That covers the "meijer hours sunday" question, but pharmacy, deli, customer service and bottle-return hours each have their own schedule, so check the store page. Store opening hours, holiday schedules, and loyalty participation can vary by specific branch location and municipal regulations. Shoppers are advised to check in-store signage or local branch postings for location-specific schedules.

Who is Meijer? Family-owned since 1934

Dutch immigrant Hendrik Meijer, a former barber, started the business as a grocery store in Greenville, Michigan, in 1934. In 1962 the family launched Thrifty Acres in Grand Rapids, combining groceries and general merchandise under one roof, a format often called the first U.S. hypermarket. The name changed to Meijer in 1986. Headquarters are in Walker, Michigan, near Grand Rapids. The family owns 100% of the company, so the old question "is Meijer owned by Kroger?" has a simple answer: no, it is privately owned and family-run. The newsroom reports more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets and express locations across Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Wisconsin, and more than 70,000 team members. If you say the name aloud, it's "MY-er."

It belongs in our Supermarkets weekly ads list, though the stores also sell apparel, household goods and health items.

Other grocery ads to compare with Meijer

Midwestern shoppers often compare this ad with the HyVee weekly ad this week. Across the country, look at the Publix weekly ad this week or the Albertsons weekly ad this week, and check the Big Y weekly ad for New England. Each has different loyalty rules, so compare more than the front page.