Consumers can save a few dollars on their grocery bills, with FairPrice offering some of its lowest prices since 2021.
From now til 31 Dec, FairPrice Group will lower and hold prices on selected chicken and egg products across more than 100 supermarkets islandwide.
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A tray of 30 eggs can be purchased at S$4.95 while 1kg of frozen chicken goes for S$2.50.
Additionally, customers will also get extended discounts on selected fruits and vegetables.
Until 31 Dec, shoppers can get the best deal when buying poultry at more than 100 FairPrice supermarkets in Singapore.
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You can pick up a tray of 30 Dasoon Fresh Eggs (50g each) for just S$4.95, down from the usual price of S$6.45.
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Alternatively, get 1kg of Seara Frozen Chicken for just S$2.50, down from S$6, giving you savings of up to 58%.
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These promotional prices for chicken and eggs are only available at FairPrice Supermarkets, excluding FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra and FairPrice Online.
Shoppers are limited to two trays and two packs per customer, respectively.
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Both of these items will be offered at their lowest prices since 2021, as part of a year-end initiative to deliver over S$2.5 million in savings directly to customers.
Recently, FairPrice doubled its weekly discounts for CHAS Blue and Orange cardholders to 6%.
This promotional period will last through the year and build on more than S$10 million in savings provided in 2026.
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Other ongoing weekly discount programmes for the vulnerable, seniors and NTUC members will run as usual.
FairPrice’s latest initiative is part of the group’s longstanding commitment to keep daily essentials within reach and return value to customers.
As food prices continue to increase, FairPrice continues to find ways to keep daily essentials affordable.
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This includes freezing prices on all chilled pork and selected seafood and vegetables during Chinese New Year this year.
Even amidst the Middle East conflict from Apr to Aug, FairPrice Group froze prices on more than 500 essentials.
NTUC Secretary-General Ng Chee Meng said: “Workers and their families continue to feel the pressures of rising costs, and what matters is practical support that makes a difference to their daily lives.”
“FairPrice Group’s commitment to lower and hold prices on everyday staples such as chicken and eggs will help ease the load at the dinner table.”
Beyond the supermarkets, FairPrice’s commitment expands to communities with its philanthropic arm, FairPrice Foundation (FPF).
Through the FPF’s Protein Pledge, the Foundation has committed to providing S$1 million worth of fresh protein to vulnerable communities by 2030, with fresh eggs forming a core part of its distributions.
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More recently, FPF has piloted its Stay Strong programme for seniors, developed in partnership with Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
The programme aims to strengthen seniors’ nutrition knowledge and access to nutritious essentials.
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Featured image courtesy and adapted from FairPrice Group.