ShopRite Weekly Ad This Week

ShopRite weekly ad: what you're actually looking at

Quick heads-up before the grocery list: the ShopRite on this page is the Northeast supermarket banner, not the South African chain of the same name that pops up when you search for Sunday hours. Different company, different continent. Here, you're dealing with the stores you see in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and Maryland.

The ShopRite weekly ad is the circular the stores push out each week. Historically it traveled inside local newspapers, and most of the sales are chain-wide, though some individual stores add their own specials. The newest edition we hold is the ShopRite Weekly Ad for 10/18 to 10/24, 2026, 14 pages. We also list a longer-running booklet, Wellness Your Way, which runs from 02/05 to 12/30 2026 and takes up 20 pages. We don't have enough history yet to name a usual start day, so check the dates printed on the first page.

Price Plus Club: the card behind the sale prices

Nearly everything good about a ShopRite circular runs through the Price Plus Club card. The card has been around since 1989, it's free, and it gives you the weekly member prices you see advertised. It also tracks what you buy so the store can reward it.

Two newer wrinkles are worth knowing about:

• LockedIn Price. Starting January 25, 2026, Price Plus cardholders get prices held steady, for roughly four to six weeks or longer, on thousands of everyday items across produce, meat, dairy, bakery, seafood and frozen. The qualifying items carry bright blue tags in the aisle and in the weekly ad.
• Holiday rewards. This past spring, shoppers who put $400 on their Price Plus account between March 1 and April 4 could pick free or discounted items, and the list grew beyond the usual ham or turkey to desserts and appetizers. Check the fall and winter version before you plan around it, because the terms change from season to season.

Digital coupons clip to the same card through the app or the website, so you can stack a clipped offer on top of a circular price. How a particular coupon combines with a particular sale is spelled out on the coupon itself.

Does ShopRite price match? Returns and adjustments

How a return, refund or price-adjustment request is handled depends on the retailer's policy and on local consumer rules. Ask the branch for the current terms and hold on to your receipt. What we can say is that the store's pricing pitch is built around the Price Plus card and the locked-in prices described above rather than around matching other stores. Return rules, including the popular "return policy without receipt" search, vary by store and by item type, so ask at the customer service desk before you buy something you might send back.

ShopRite hours, holidays and pharmacy

Hours are set store by store, since the stores are run by different owner families. Searches such as "shoprite hours today" and "shoprite hours sunday" are best answered by the store page on shoprite.com, not by a general number. The same goes for Thanksgiving and Christmas. On pharmacy, note that in January 2021 the company announced it would shut 62 in-store pharmacies, so don't assume your store still has one, and phone first.

Who's behind ShopRite

ShopRite is a cooperative, which is unusual in American grocery. Wakefern Food Corp. was founded in Newark in 1946 by seven grocers who each chipped in $1,000 so they could buy together. They adopted the ShopRite name in 1951. Today Wakefern is based in Keasbey, New Jersey, and counts 48 member companies running 365 supermarkets as of 2023. The ShopRite page on Wikipedia lists 321 locations run by about 50 owner-operators, with the Saker family running the most. Some stores, 28 of them, are run directly by Wakefern itself.

Wakefern owns other banners too. Price Rite Marketplace is the limited-assortment sibling, and the group also lists The Fresh Grocer, Gourmet Garage and Fairway Market. So if you ever wondered about "are shoprite and price rite the same," the answer is that they share a parent but not a format.

A fun seasonal landmark: the Can Can Sale, a January discount event that started in 1971, with a summer edition added in 2002.

Where to go next

If your cart spans more than one store, compare ShopRite with the Acme weekly ad this week or the Big Y weekly ad this week. For the full grocery lineup, jump to the US supermarkets weekly ads hub, or back to the United States weekly ads home page. Flyers on AdsSOS are scans of the stores' own circulars, so prices and availability can differ by location.