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FairPrice giving S$4 Return Vouchers with every S$50 spent till 27 Sept, get up to S$16 per receipt

FairPrice to give out S$4 Return Vouchers with every S$50 spent from now till 27 Sept

Shoppers can shave a few dollars off their grocery bills over the next month, as FairPrice Group brings back its Return Vouchers for a fifth round this year.

From now till 27 Sept, customers will receive a S$4 Return Voucher for every S$50 nett spent in a single transaction, capped at four vouchers per transaction.

This means shoppers who spend S$200 nett or more in one transaction can receive up to S$16 worth of Return Vouchers.

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Get up to S$16 in Return Vouchers per transaction

The vouchers will be issued at all FairPrice, FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra, and Unity stores across the island.

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Once issued, the vouchers can be redeemed from the following day at any FairPrice supermarket, with no minimum spend required.

Just take note that the vouchers cannot be used on the same transaction they were earned from, and must be redeemed by 14 Oct.

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Fifth round of Return Vouchers this year

This latest rollout marks the fifth round of FairPrice Return Vouchers in 2026.

It follows a string of other savings initiatives rolled out by FairPrice Group this year, including enhanced 6% discounts for CHAS Blue and Orange cardholders, a price freeze on more than 500 daily essentials, S$6 Return Vouchers for SG61, and a 12-week “Best Sellers for Less” campaign.

FairPrice Group said these initiatives are part of its broader efforts to help customers save on everyday essentials.

Also read: FairPrice’s new Elias Mall outlet has S$5 bentos, S$10 trolley sets & free personalised health checks

 

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Featured image courtesy of FairPrice Group.

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