Price Chopper Weekly Ad (10/18 - 10/24 2026)
Oct 18 - Oct 24, 2026
2 days leftPrice Chopper's weekly ad for this week is valid from 18 October 2026 until 24 October 2026. It has 10 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 18 October 2026 to 24 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 10 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Loyalty program | AdvantEdge Rewards: free card, 1% on qualifying items; expire end of month two months after earning; no Sunoco redemption since July 31, 2026 |
| Price match | No price match policy found on the official policies page; a Scanning Guarantee is published |
| Official website | www.pricechopper.com |
The current Price Chopper weekly ad is valid from 18 October 2026 until 24 October 2026.
The current edition has 10 pages.
The company says the circular is effective Sunday to Saturday in most cases, and that the Digital Deals page is updated every Sunday.
The free card earns 1% on qualifying items at Price Chopper and Market 32; rewards can be redeemed on food at either banner and expire at the end of the month two months after they are earned. Sunoco redemption ended July 31, 2026.
Per the published refund policy, a no-receipt return gets an exchange or store credit at the lowest price in the last 60 days, with cash only for amounts under $10.
Price Chopper states its schedule on its own site. The company says its weekly circular is effective from Sunday to Saturday in most cases, and that its Digital Deals page is refreshed every Sunday with a new selection of circular offers. The edition we hold matches that rhythm: a ten-page Weekly Ad dated Sunday, October 18 to Saturday, October 24, 2026. AdsSOS also lists a separate one-page Own Brands flyer dated November 30 to December 31, 2026.
One detail matters for online shopping: the site says you must add your AdvantEdge card to your account to access sale prices. You can compare the scan on the Price Chopper weekly ad this week page, but confirm prices on the official site or in the store, since AdsSOS holds no price data.
The loyalty program is AdvantEdge Rewards, and the card can be obtained free in store or online. Per the program pages, rewards accrue at 1% on qualifying items at Price Chopper and Market 32 stores, and online when the card is on file with the ordering platform. Balances can be applied to food purchases at either banner or used on the Rewards Digital Platform. Rewards expire at the end of the month that falls two months after they are earned. As of July 31, 2026, rewards can no longer be redeemed at Sunoco locations, while redemption at Price Chopper and Market 32 stores continues.
The policies page of the company does not list a price match policy, and we found none elsewhere on the site, so we cannot say the chain price matches. It does publish a Scanning Guarantee: if an item scans higher than the shelf price, you receive all identical items at the lower price plus $2.00 off a later trip, and if it scans lower, you pay the lower price.
On returns, the Guest Satisfaction Refund Policy requires a receipt for refunds, which go to the original payment method; check payments carry a ten-day hold. Without a receipt you receive an exchange or store credit at the lowest price in the last 60 days, with cash only for amounts under $10. WIC items are exchange-only, and gift cards, phone cards and prepaid cards are not refundable.
The coupon policy, shown with an effective date of April 22, 2018, limits households to four like coupons or like items per day, requires the item to match the coupon exactly and rejects expired coupons and competitor coupons. Paper manufacturer coupons up to 99 cents are doubled unless the manufacturer prohibits it, coupons of $1.00 or more are redeemed at face value, and digital coupons are not doubled. You can use one manufacturer coupon per item plus one Price Chopper store coupon. Coupons shown on a phone are not accepted under that policy, so read the current wording at the store.
The policies page does not list store hours; the Locations link on pricechopper.com is the place to check each store. We found no official statement on markdowns or clearance timing, so we do not describe any.
Price Chopper operates alongside Market 32. According to Wikipedia, the first supermarket opened in 1932 in Green Island, New York, under the name Central Market, and the company took the Price Chopper name in 1973 after dropping S&H Green Stamps. It has been owned by Northeast Grocery since the Tops Friendly Markets merger completed on November 8, 2021. The article lists 128 or 129 stores in New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, with roughly one third in the Capital District of New York. Its main private label is PICS by Price Chopper.
For neighbouring grocers in the Northeast, see the Big Y weekly ad this week and the Acme weekly ad this week. For other chains, browse the US supermarket weekly ads hub or the United States weekly ads page.