ShopRite Weekly Ad This Week

ShopRite's weekly ad for this week is valid from 18 October 2026 until 24 October 2026. It has 14 pages, and 1 more current editions are listed. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.

Current edition valid18 October 2026 to 24 October 2026
Pages in current edition14
Current editions listed2
Loyalty programPrice Plus Club: free card introduced 1989 (Wikipedia); current official terms not verified
Official websitewww.shoprite.com

Current ShopRite weekly ad

Frequently asked questions about the ShopRite weekly ad

When does the new ShopRite weekly ad start?

The current ShopRite weekly ad is valid from 18 October 2026 until 24 October 2026.

How many pages does the current ShopRite weekly ad have?

The current edition has 14 pages.

Is the ShopRite Price Plus Club free?

Wikipedia describes the Price Plus Club, introduced in 1989, as a free card that gives members the weekly discounts listed in the circulars.

Who owns ShopRite?

ShopRite stores are owned by individual member companies of Wakefern Food Corp., a retailers' cooperative based in Keasbey, New Jersey, according to Wikipedia.

When does the ShopRite weekly ad on AdsSOS start?

The edition currently listed runs Sunday 10/18 to Saturday 10/24 2026; we found no official release-day statement because shoprite.com blocked our tools.

ShopRite Weekly Ad This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

ShopRite is a group of independently owned supermarkets, so the weekly circular you see depends partly on which store you select. The official shoprite.com site returned an access error to our research tools, so we could not read its circular page and have no official statement of a release day. The edition listed on AdsSOS right now, the ShopRite Weekly Ad for 10/18 to 10/24 2026 with 14 pages, starts on a Sunday and ends on a Saturday, so editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Sunday. We also list a long-running ShopRite Wellness Your Way publication, 20 pages, valid 02/05 to 12/30 2026, which shows that not every ShopRite publication follows the weekly cycle.

Wikipedia notes that most weekly deals apply chain-wide, although some stores add items based on their stock, which is one reason local differences exist. Our ShopRite weekly ad this week page shows the current edition, and the printed circulars have historically been mailed with local newspapers according to the same source.

How to save: loyalty card and app

ShopRite's loyalty scheme is the Price Plus Club. Wikipedia describes it as a free card introduced in 1989, which later merged with the check-cashing card, and says it gives members the weekly discounts listed in the circulars while tracking purchases and rewards. We could not open the current official Price Plus pages, so we cannot say how digital coupons, points or fuel offers work today, and we make no claim about them. The same article says online ordering began in 1999 for pickup or delivery, for a fee, through the website or mobile app, with curbside pickup available, and that the service was called ShopRite from Home until April 2022.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published ShopRite price-matching policy, and we could not open an official returns page, so we state no policy on either subject. Because each store is run by its own member company, return handling and coupon acceptance may differ, and the safest approach is to ask the service desk at your store before relying on a rule.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

We could not retrieve ShopRite opening hours, and the sources we could open say nothing about Sunday hours or holiday hours, so we quote none. We also found no official statement about markdowns or clearance practices and describe none.

One verifiable seasonal habit is the January Can-Can Sale, which Wikipedia says began in 1971 as a promotion of steep discounts, first on canned goods and later on other products, and which expanded to the whole month in the early 1990s. The summer version that began in 2002 was replaced in 2018 and ended in 2023.

About ShopRite in United States

ShopRite is the best-known banner of Wakefern Food Corp., a retailers' cooperative based in Keasbey, New Jersey. Wikipedia says Wakefern was founded in 1946 in Newark, adopted the ShopRite name for its stores in 1951, and had 48 member companies operating 365 supermarkets as of 2023 across all its banners, which also include Price Rite Marketplace, The Fresh Grocer and Dearborn Market. The ShopRite article lists about 321 ShopRite locations run by 50 member affiliates in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, with New Jersey having the most.

Wikipedia also reports that stores have no standard design and vary with the age of the store and its owner. The article lists the Black Bear of the Black Forest deli line, launched in 1996 with Dietz and Watson, as an own-brand product.

Shoppers in the same region may also open the Acme weekly ad this week or the Big Y weekly ad this week, browse the US supermarkets weekly ads hub, or return to the United States weekly ads directory.