Introduction
Eat This Not That is excited to report that America’s largest grocery chain is expanding its perks for customers. This grocery chain, which has been around for decades, is now offering more discounts, rewards, and other benefits to its loyal customers. With this expansion, customers can now enjoy even more savings and convenience when shopping at this grocery chain. From exclusive discounts to rewards programs, this grocery chain is making it easier than ever to save money on groceries. Read on to learn more about the new perks and how you can take advantage of them.
America’s Largest Grocery Chain Is Expanding These Perks — Eat This Not That
America’s largest grocery chain, Walmart, is expanding its perks for customers. The retail giant is now offering more discounts, free delivery, and other benefits to make shopping easier and more affordable. Here’s what you need to know about the new perks and how to make the most of them.
Discounts
Walmart is offering discounts on select items, including groceries, health and beauty products, and more. Customers can save up to 50% on select items, so it’s worth checking out the discounts before you shop. You can find the discounts on the Walmart website or in the store.
Free Delivery
Walmart is now offering free delivery on orders over $35. This is a great way to save money on groceries and other items. Plus, you don’t have to worry about lugging your purchases home. All you have to do is place your order online and wait for it to be delivered to your door.
Pickup Discounts
If you prefer to pick up your groceries in-store, Walmart is offering discounts on pickup orders. Customers can save up to $10 on their orders when they choose the pickup option. This is a great way to save money and time.
Eat This Not That
Walmart is also offering customers the chance to save money on healthier food choices. The retailer is partnering with Eat This Not That to provide customers with discounts on healthier food options. Customers can save up to 50% on select items, so it’s worth checking out the discounts before you shop.
Walmart is making it easier and more affordable to shop for groceries. With discounts, free delivery, and other perks, customers can save money and time. So, take advantage of these new perks and make the most of your grocery shopping experience.
Most lists of the top grocery stores in the country always have a spot for Kroger on them. Now the grocery chain operates over 2,800 stores across the country—more than any other supermarket in America
Tons of shoppers head into the store and use its website and app every day, and Kroger is adding on to two shopping perks. The company just announced it will now be expanding its membership program that started last November as well as increasing the number of electric charging stations in its parking lots.
Kroger’s Boost membership program is part of its loyalty program and offers two membership tiers for Kroger’s delivery service, according to Grocery Dive. For $59 a year, grocery shoppers can get unlimited no-fee delivery within 24 hours on orders over $35. For $99 annually, members can get unlimited no-fee delivery within two hours with the same minimum order amount. It also still allows members to get double the fuel points when they buy groceries.
Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen announced the perk is now rolling out nationally seven months after its launch during the company’s earnings call on June 16 after “encouraging” results. It is already available in Cincinnati, Atlanta, Indianapolis, and Columbus, with more areas to be added soon. The program intends to compete with similar ones from Walmart and Amazon, which dominates online grocery delivery.
However, when comparing the new Boost membership to Walmart+ benefits, Walmart costs $98 for a year or $12.95 a month—making Walmart more expensive than Kroger’s. Although, Walmart+ has more retail perks like electronics and early access to Black Friday deals to sweeten the deal. Both also offer fuel points.
Besides its new Boost membership expansion, Kroger announced it will be expanding the number of electric vehicle charging stations in its parking lots. Over 350 chargers have been installed at stores in Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming, according to a press release. The grocer plans on further implementing the eco-friendly stations in Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee, and Virginia, as part of its “commitment to helping customers make sustainable choices.”
“Increasing our customers’ access to EV charging stations at convenient Kroger locations supports our collective transition to a lower-carbon economy,” said Yael Cosset, Kroger’s senior vice president and chief information officer. “We are leveraging technology and innovation to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and are offering customers easy ways to live a more sustainable lifestyle.”
Besides Kroger, other grocery stores have been looking to “go green.” In particular, more charging stations have been popping up over the last year at Costco, according to reports from members on Reddit.
Before you head out the door, check out: This Pet Food Is Being Pulled From Walmart and Target Shelves Amid a Shortage.
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