FairPrice Group will offer S$4 return vouchers for every S$50 spent using Community Development Council (CDC) Supermarket vouchers at its stores till 1 July.
Image courtesy of FairPrice Group
This incentive follows the release of S$300 worth of CDC vouchers today (25 June).
It aims to support the government’s efforts in helping Singaporeans with their daily expenses, FairPrice Group stated in a press release.
During this period, shoppers can receive S$4 FairPrice return vouchers for every $50 worth of CDC Supermarket vouchers spent in a single transaction.
Image courtesy of FairPrice Group
The return vouchers do not have a minimum spend requirement, and customers can use multiple vouchers in a single transaction.
They will be valid for use from the day after issuance until 31 July.
FairPrice has introduced several initiatives in 2024 aimed at ensuring essential items remain accessible to Singaporeans.
In addition to the current S$4 return vouchers, it previously launched an S$8 return voucher promotion coinciding with the release of CDC vouchers in January.
FairPrice also absorbed the 1% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on 500 essential items until the end of June 2024.
Furthermore, it has implemented price freezes on select items, offered exclusive member deals, and introduced savings coupons to support consumers in managing their daily expenses.
Also read: S’porean households can redeem S$300 CDC vouchers from 25 June for supermarket & heartland purchases
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