Shoppers feeling squeeze buy a little at a time
                   
signonsandiego.com     May 16, 2008            

NEW YORK – Shoppers have been lugging ever-larger products to their ever-bigger cars for years. “I don't stockpile any more,” said Lorraine Woodcheke, a publicist from San Francisco, who in January started buying smaller containers of soy milk, olive oil and fresh-cut fruit to control her budget.... [read full story]                

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