When Kroger has a sale on meat they do not re-label the meat packages but, when questioned about the sale price they say the sale price will be applied automatically at checkout. As the sale week proceeds, the correct price is usually on the label---the meat department doesn't want to take the time or make the effort to re-label the existing packages. So far, their system actually works and the sale price is applied at checkout and the weight is correct. Originally not a fan of the self checkouts at stores, we now use them all the time in order to take our time and check each item as we scan them for accuracy. Going thru a regular lane with cashiers who could care less about what's ringing up and only listen for a "bee[" can be dangerous for your wallet.