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Jewel and Osco are grocery store chains owned by SuperValu. Here are some frequently asked questions about Jewel and Osco stores near you.
What are their store hours?
Most Jewel and Osco stores are open daily from 7am to 10pm. However, store hours may vary slightly by location.
Do they offer online grocery ordering?
Yes, both Jewel and Osco allow you to shop online and select a pickup or delivery time. This is a convenient option to avoid busy store aisles.
What types of items do they sell?
Jewel and Osco offer a wide selection of groceries including fresh produce, meat, dairy and baked goods. You'll also find general merchandise, pharmacy/health products, and prepared/grab-and-go meals.
Do they price match competitors?
Jewel-Osco will price match select local grocery store advertisements within 7 days of the advertised date. Be sure to bring the competitor's ad with you to the customer service desk.
How can I find my nearest location?
You can search for Jewel and Osco stores on their website or mobile app by entering your ZIP code. You can also call their customer service line for assistance locating the store closest to you.
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