Shoppers who are members of Sainsbury's loyalty card Nectar will now benefit from lower prices on selected products online or in-store - similar to the Tesco Clubcard scheme which offers discounts to cardholders.
The Sainsbury's shake-up means shoppers will benefit from lower prices on selected items, such as Nescafe Gold Blend instant coffee costing £4 for cardholders rather than £8.10, Heinz baked beans available for 95p instead of £1.40, and Tanqueray gin £19 instead of £27.50.Sainsbury's bought Nectar, which has about 18 million members, in 2018.
Members will still earn Nectar points on products they buy - which can then be spent on other brands such as Argos, Caffe Nero or British Airways. "Nectar prices is a new pricing proposition that offers digital Nectar customers all-year-round access to a unique set of discounts on products handpicked for them," the supermarket giant said.
"Items will be clearly marked with a Nectar price label visible on the shelf edge in-store or next to each product online."
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