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Reading Time: 2 mins Frozen food giant Iceland has been working hard to help their customers in any way possible to combat the cost of living crisis as food prices soar. We recently wrote about the chain giving 40,000 pensioners across the country £30 vouchers to spend on essentials within their stores. Now, Iceland are partnering with charity-owned lender Fair for You to support customers with rising food costs. The Iceland Food Club is a new nationally available, affordable and flexible credit solution for daily essentials. Iceland have said the Food Club is the result of the supermarket’s dedication to their customers. They want to ensure they are able to navigate the extortionate cost of living and avoid food poverty. They are also determined to help customers smooth out their income. This scheme launches today across the UK. The Iceland Food Club initiative was the brainchild of Iceland Colleagues. Many wanted to support children who were at risk of hunger due to food pov...

Reading Time: 2 mins Supermarket giant Asda have launched their first ever customer loyalty reward scheme. It comes at a crucial time during the cost-of-living crisis, when millions of people across the UK are struggling with the rapidly rising cost of food, fuel and energy bills. But how can this new scheme help you with soaring food prices? Asda are promising to reward customers with “pounds not points”, which they can use towards a future food shop. The scheme was trialled in 16 stores last year and proved to be successful, with the chain launching it in all of the 633 UK stores. Asda Rewards is now available across the country. To get started with Asda Rewards, you will need to download the Asda Rewards app on your mobile device. You can download it from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. It is easy and quick to download, meaning you can start receiving your rewards quickly. When you shop online or in store, you can earn Asda Pounds. Simple scan the barcode on t...