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A popular grocery chain has rolled out new "savings kiosks" to help customers save more money amid plans for store remodelling. Stop & Shop has introduced digital saving stations where shoppers can save on their groceries with digital coupons.
The retail giant has rolled out new "savings kiosks" to help customers save more money. Using the digital savings station, customers can simply scan their GO Rewards loyalty card or enter their phone number to instantly activate all digital coupons associated with their account. The station also automatically activates customers’ personal offers, which are relevant deals just for them based on the items they buy most.
These in-store kiosks, called Savings Stations, will make it easier for customers to redeem digital coupons and save money through its GO Rewards loyalty program. The scheme allows enrolled customers to earn points that can be redeemed for dollars off their next grocery purchase, free products, or gas savings.
Stop & Shop is the first grocery retailer in Rhode Island to make digital coupons more accessible to all customers. The rollout of the Savings Stations across the state is part of a larger effort to install these kiosks brand-wide by early next year.
"Paying less for groceries is better than paying more for groceries," said Roger Wheeler, President of Stop & Shop. "Today, we are announcing a significant investment in our Rhode Island Stop & Shop stores that will deliver a better shopping experience and bring more value to our local customers. We have been listening to our customers – and we have heard you. That is why we’re making it possible to buy more groceries for your family, at a lower cost, at every one of our stores in Rhode Island."
The instalment of the Savings Stations comes after the retailer confirmed the removal of an automatic surcharge, along with other moves to benefit the shopping experience. Those who frequent any of Stop & Shop’s 25 stores in Rhode Island will no longer have to pay 10 cents for paper bags, according to an October 8 press release.
The move is part of Stop & Shop’s initiative to "make groceries more affordable" for Rhode Island residents, according to the release. Along with the price drop, the retailer has also lowered prices on thousands of its national and private brand items. Shoppers can expect reductions on over 3,500 products across nearly every department in each store.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the purpose of the Savings Stations?
A: The purpose of the Savings Stations is to help customers save more money by redeeming digital coupons and taking advantage of personalized offers.
Q: How do customers access the digital coupons?
A: Customers can access the digital coupons by scanning their GO Rewards loyalty card or entering their phone number at the Savings Stations.
Q: What types of products will have price drops?
A: Over 3,500 products across nearly every department in each store will have price drops, with discounts ranging from 11% to 30%.
Q: Are there any other benefits for Rhode Island shoppers?
A: Yes, along with the price drop, Rhode Island shoppers can also expect weekly sales, deal lock, and meal deals.
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