Update 21st June
Sainsbury's has today expanded its Nectar Price discounts to include fresh produce and ready meals for the first time.
Some of the new discounts customers with a Nectar card will see include Sainsbury’s Strawberries for £1.75 instead of £2.25, as well as Easy Peelers for £1 instead of £1.35.
Other products that are now part of Nectar Prices are Sainsbury’s Best of British apples for 85p instead of £1.70, as well as Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Jersey Royal Potatoes for £1.50, down from £3.
The ready meals Nectar card holders will find discounted include Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Fish Pie which costs £3.75 instead of £4.25, and Sainsbury’s Chicken Tikka Masala, down to £3.75 from £4.25.
Shoppers can also get lower prices on some branded ready meals, such as Wasabi Chicken Katsu Curry with Rice which costs £3.75 instead of £4.25 and Charlie Bigham's Lasagne, which is £7 down from £9.50.
The expansion today means some 18 million shoppers with a Nectar card can now get lower prices on over 2,800 products in stores
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Hi folks, just some insider info from one of our hotukdeals members (Thanks 'Dave') that Nectar Prices will be coming to all stores and online very shortly. Currently it's being trialed in selected stores, in Wales, but Sainsbury's will be expanding this to all* stores/online, as it looks like, at least Sainsbury's terms, it's been a success.
Nectar Pricing is going to be 'similar' to the likes of Tesco Clubcard, more information below. Once the full info is out there, like via a press release, i'll update.
Some information coming in already
''My 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.''
So when will this all start?
From the information i have, you should start seeing offers online from Saturday 8th April, for those choosing delivery slots commencing from 11th April. Instore from 11th April also.
You'll see a Nectar price label next to said item(s).
Update 11/04, deals already starting to land and launching with some strong offers (Thanks to all members for posting)
Dr Pepper / Fanta Orange 18 x 330ml - £6 (Nectar Price)
Diet Coke / Diet Coke Caffeine Free 24 Pack £7.50 (Nectar Price)
Nescafé Gold Blend Instant Coffee 200g with Nectar card - £4
Pringles 200g (various flavours) - £1.25 (Nectar price)
Ariel All-in-1 Pods Washing Liquid Capsules Original / Color 39 Washes - £5.00 with Nectar Card
Coca Cola Zero Sugar 24x330ml £5 with Nectar Card
Will this be in all stores?
Usual 'big stores' and online but not in *convenience stores
Can colleagues stack their discount, in addition to the Nectar pricing?
Yes they will be able to but usual exclusions apply
Can nectar points still be half when buying items included in Nectar prices?
Yes, points can still be earned but usual exclusions
What are nectar prices?
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.
Will/are they available for physical and digital customers?
Yes, Nectar registration isn't required to receive Nectar prices BUT customers will need to register their physical/digital card(s) to spend points and collect bonus points.
Is there a name change?
Yes. Sainsbury's are renaming My Nectar Prices to Your Nectar Prices, this differentiates between the Nectar prices in-store from the personalised prices shoppers get on their favourite products, when using smartshop.
What about special offers?
Promos, which are currently named as 'special offers' will eventually be phased out by the new Nectar Prices (Time frame TBA)
Some further info on the Welsh trial
''Sainsbury's has confirmed that during the trial customers will still be able to take advantage of My Nectar Prices, providing shoppers with personalised discounts on the products they love and regularly purchase when they checkout through Sainsbury's easy to use self-scanning service, SmartShop. Customers can also continue collecting bonus points through the Sainsbury's weekly points offers available through the Nectar app.
Director of Nectar, Sam Burston, said: "We're constantly looking for new ways to offer our customers more value, which is why we're trialling Nectar Prices. We hope that customers will find it helpful, and we look forward to hearing their feedback."
In addition to great offers at Sainsbury's, customers can also collect Nectar points every time they shop online via nectar.com at almost 300 leading retailers.
Source
Sainsbury's has today expanded its Nectar Price discounts to include fresh produce and ready meals for the first time.
Some of the new discounts customers with a Nectar card will see include Sainsbury’s Strawberries for £1.75 instead of £2.25, as well as Easy Peelers for £1 instead of £1.35.
Other products that are now part of Nectar Prices are Sainsbury’s Best of British apples for 85p instead of £1.70, as well as Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Jersey Royal Potatoes for £1.50, down from £3.
The ready meals Nectar card holders will find discounted include Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Fish Pie which costs £3.75 instead of £4.25, and Sainsbury’s Chicken Tikka Masala, down to £3.75 from £4.25.
Shoppers can also get lower prices on some branded ready meals, such as Wasabi Chicken Katsu Curry with Rice which costs £3.75 instead of £4.25 and Charlie Bigham's Lasagne, which is £7 down from £9.50.
The expansion today means some 18 million shoppers with a Nectar card can now get lower prices on over 2,800 products in stores
Source
Hi folks, just some insider info from one of our hotukdeals members (Thanks 'Dave') that Nectar Prices will be coming to all stores and online very shortly. Currently it's being trialed in selected stores, in Wales, but Sainsbury's will be expanding this to all* stores/online, as it looks like, at least Sainsbury's terms, it's been a success.
Nectar Pricing is going to be 'similar' to the likes of Tesco Clubcard, more information below. Once the full info is out there, like via a press release, i'll update.
Some information coming in already
''My 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.''
So when will this all start?
From the information i have, you should start seeing offers online from Saturday 8th April, for those choosing delivery slots commencing from 11th April. Instore from 11th April also.
You'll see a Nectar price label next to said item(s).
Update 11/04, deals already starting to land and launching with some strong offers (Thanks to all members for posting)
Dr Pepper / Fanta Orange 18 x 330ml - £6 (Nectar Price)
Diet Coke / Diet Coke Caffeine Free 24 Pack £7.50 (Nectar Price)
Nescafé Gold Blend Instant Coffee 200g with Nectar card - £4
Pringles 200g (various flavours) - £1.25 (Nectar price)
Ariel All-in-1 Pods Washing Liquid Capsules Original / Color 39 Washes - £5.00 with Nectar Card
Coca Cola Zero Sugar 24x330ml £5 with Nectar Card
Will this be in all stores?
Usual 'big stores' and online but not in *convenience stores
Can colleagues stack their discount, in addition to the Nectar pricing?
Yes they will be able to but usual exclusions apply
Can nectar points still be half when buying items included in Nectar prices?
Yes, points can still be earned but usual exclusions
What are nectar prices?
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.
Will/are they available for physical and digital customers?
Yes, Nectar registration isn't required to receive Nectar prices BUT customers will need to register their physical/digital card(s) to spend points and collect bonus points.
Is there a name change?
Yes. Sainsbury's are renaming My Nectar Prices to Your Nectar Prices, this differentiates between the Nectar prices in-store from the personalised prices shoppers get on their favourite products, when using smartshop.
What about special offers?
Promos, which are currently named as 'special offers' will eventually be phased out by the new Nectar Prices (Time frame TBA)
Some further info on the Welsh trial
''Sainsbury's has confirmed that during the trial customers will still be able to take advantage of My Nectar Prices, providing shoppers with personalised discounts on the products they love and regularly purchase when they checkout through Sainsbury's easy to use self-scanning service, SmartShop. Customers can also continue collecting bonus points through the Sainsbury's weekly points offers available through the Nectar app.
Director of Nectar, Sam Burston, said: "We're constantly looking for new ways to offer our customers more value, which is why we're trialling Nectar Prices. We hope that customers will find it helpful, and we look forward to hearing their feedback."
In addition to great offers at Sainsbury's, customers can also collect Nectar points every time they shop online via nectar.com at almost 300 leading retailers.
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sorted byHopefully ALDI see it as a 'win' and look to drive more custom to their store(s) as their online offerings are ending at the end of 2023, see here , which could include groceries. (edited)
my nectar prices actually gives you pricing that is never the red ticket price in a Sainsbury’s store so it’s much much better than Tesco Clubcard prices
Offers like this used to be available to everyone at the same time but are now "exclusive"
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Sign in, username/password, tell them how many traffic lights I can see.
Really pees me off.
So, yeah... nectar app is a POS
@GollywoodI have the same issues with the nectar app - I use the SmartShop app which stays signed in to Nectar and allows you to load Nectar offers, scan barcodes whilst shopping and use the (less busy) self scan checkout (edited)
From experience with Tesco there is a 20% mark up at least on your big shop if you opt out.
It should be banned by Government as aggressive data collection practice.
Vote with your wallets and shop elsewhere.
Edit: spelling (edited)
They're hiding price increases for the 'average' customer, behind a curtain that says "Jump through these hoops and we won't screw you quite as badly with the prices".
It's so utterly cynical and I hate it.
But the "collect points for rewards" mentality is baked into our society now through decades of marketing, so I can see lots of people on here and elsewhere going "well, I like it as I saved 50p off this item this week".
You shouldn't have to wait for the marketing department to decide "Cherry Coke will be on discount this week". If the supermarkets can afford to discount it in exchange for beeping a card, they can discount it for everyone.
£1.25 for Pringles, £4 for Gold Blend, £5 for 24 Coke Zero are all lower than other retailers current offers. .
I can barely scan my clubcard at tesco. I have to try multiple times (edited)
At the very least they should be forced to show the cost per unit for both prices because at the moment they only seem to show it for the higher price which is ridiculous.
Once all supermarkets do this there is no point to it whatsoever from a the customer perspective. Don’t even get me started with regards to our elders who have more modern day changes to contend with.
The prices are generally on items I actually want and it’s well worth going on a Friday to take advantage of the previous weeks prices in addition to the new weeks.
Similar story with MyWaitrose, I always get 50p/£1 off the few items I buy there and that’s quite a discount on an item costing £2~£3
Tesco offer you nothing special, they really are just after the data in return for what they used to provide everyone regardless. (edited)
As for privacy concerns, its a problem but I think we're well past that in terms of loyalty cards and this site is probably useless as most offers are online, hard to stay anonymous for your online stuff! The best thing you can do is shop at multiple places and don't rely on a single tech giant so they don't get everything!
Usually pay £1 for pasta sauce. It is now £1.50 with this “deal”, or £3 without!
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We were charged more last week for my nectar prices on mushrooms - was told that we would get a voucher back, but of course it never arrived.