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Co-op triples number of member deals

by Fiona Briggs
September 11, 2024
in Retailer News
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Co-op has today (Wednesday 11th September) tripled its member deals, launching more than 100 new money-saving offers across big brands and own branded products every month until the end of the year.

The leading convenience retailer has turbo-charged its popular member offers to its 5.5 million members which started in April last year and has proved increasingly popular since their launch. The move, which is a 252% increase on the number of member deals across its 2,400 stores, means members can enjoy great savings on cupboard, fridge and freezer fillers and includes market-leading prices on big brands too, with deals changing every three weeks.

The new enhanced member offers will also feature familiar favourites including Co-op’s £5 Freezer Filler offer and Fresh Three offers on fresh fruit and vegetables.

Adele Balmforth, propositions director at Co-op, said: “Offering great value to our shoppers as a convenience retailer is a priority for us and we’re thrilled to be supercharging our member deals for the rest of the year, with even more market-leading offers to be found across our 2,400 stores alongside those much-loved promotional favourites.”

Throughout September and into October, members will be able to enjoy great savings on big-branded products, such as market leading prices on Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Tub 465ml (Members pay £3.00, saving £2.50), as well as great savings on Cathedral City Cheese 350g (Members pay £2.50, saving £1.50), Carlsberg four pack, (Members pay £4.25, saving £1.04), as well as introducing a new premium meal deal with a main, side and bottle of wine for £10 (Members save £10.95).

Alongside the 100 new monthly deals, Co-op Members can continue to enjoy lower prices across almost 200 everyday essential lines, saving a potential £500 a year* following a £70million price investment** in 2023.

Members also receive additional benefits, including personalised offers within the member app, as well as being first in line for pre-sale tickets for events at Europe’s biggest indoor music venue, Co-op Live. Anyone can become a member: Co-op Membership – Membership that makes a difference – Co-op (coop.co.uk)^1

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