Stanich cited the increasing cost of paper, printing and postage. Subscribers will receive an email in November when the Buying Guide is online and how to download the publication.
“As a nonprofit organization, we’re also committed to managing our expenses so we can continue to invest in the content and testing you rely on from Consumer Reports,” said Stanich.
The move comes after the publication cut more than 20 positions and eliminated 28 vacant positions out of a staff of nearly 600.
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