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Pak’n’Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets as Foodstuffs’ co-operatives announce a new loyalty programme. Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island have unveiled Club+, a new rewards and benefits scheme that will be rolled out across its major supermarket brands from June 15, with sign-ups opening today. Acting chief customer officer Brendon Lawry said the programme was designed to reflect how New Zealanders shop. “We know more than three quarters of customers regularly shop at more than one supermarket,” he said. “Club+ is designed to reflect those changing shopping habits by giving people a single rewards and savings programme they can use across Foodstuffs brands.” Club+ would be available digitally through the Club+, New World and Pak’n’Save apps, although customers could still opt for a physical card. Under Club+, shoppers will earn Club+ Dollars at New World (0.75%) and Four Square (0.38%), which can then be spent at all three banners, including Pak’n’Save. Pak’n’Save customers will not earn rewards points but can redeem them, alongside accessing fuel discounts and targeted deals. Asked why Pak’n’Save customers would not be able to earn rewards points, Foodstuffs said the decision reflected Pak’n’Save’s focus on keeping prices low rather than offering a traditional earn-and-redeem rewards system. “Instead of traditional rewards, Club+ at Pak’n’Save gives customers extra value through fuel discounts, personalised Club+ Picks, and the ability to spend Club+ Dollars earned at New World or Four Square on their Pak’n’Save shop,” a spokesperson said. Club+ would be available digitally through the Club+, New World and Pak’n’Save apps, although customers could still opt for a physical card. Club+ would be available digitally through the Club+, New World and Pak’n’Save apps, although customers could still opt for a physical card. (Source: Supplied) New World Clubcard to be phased out The rollout of Club+ would see the phasing out of New World Clubcard, Lawry said, adding “some people will be sad to say goodbye”. “The good news is Club+ is even better with greater flexibility because it can be used across New World, Pak’n’Save and Four Square.” More on this topic Countdown Richmond with new Woolworths signage. ‘Fraudulent behaviour’ hits Woolworths Everyday Rewards launch February 9, 2024 IKEA Sylvia Park ranked the highest in the world last month for food sales. Meatballs galore: IKEA’s NZ store tops global food sales in first month Wed, Jan 21 Members of the New World Clubcard programme received an email late on Friday warning that scammers had attempted to gain access to accounts by trying commonly used passwords. Password warning after cyberattack on New World’s Clubcard programme July 13, 2025 New World Dollar balances, shopping history and preferences would be carried over to Club+. Clubcard closes for good on July 26.

18 May 2026 The Editor The Indian News

Pak’n’Save, New World and Four Square customers will soon have a new way to earn and use rewards across supermarkets as Foodstuffs’ co-operatives announce a new loyalty programme. Foodstuffs North…

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