FairPrice Housebrand Products
FairPrice housebrand products were introduced since 1985 to offer better value and savings to customers. Today, we offer over 2,000 housebrand products under more than 10 housebrand and private labels. As a retailer that cares, we are commited to consistently provide the best value and accessibility to daily essentials for all.
Everyday Low Price Items
In line with its social role, FairPrice maintains a basket of essential items that are competitively priced. At least 90 per cent of Everyday Low Price items are among the lowest priced in the market. The initiative, verified through regular price surveys, underscores our commitment to making essential items affordable for all our customers.
GST Absorption
The GST Absorption Programme was started in 1994 when the GST was first implemented. FairPrice took the initiative to help cushion the impact of the tax by absorbing the tax for a year FairPrice activated the GST Absorption programme in 2003, 2004 and 2007 when there were GST increases.
3% Discount to Pioneers on Mondays and Wednesdays
To thank our pioneers for their contribution to nation-building and recognise the important roles they continue to play in our lives today, the “Pioneers OK!” package was launched in October 2014. Pioneers can enjoy 3% off their purchases at FairPrice stores every Monday and Wednesday when they show their Pioneer Generation Card during checkout*.
*Pioneers must be present and discount is valid for purchases up to S$200 (excludes statutory items such as gift vouchers, newspapers, tobacco products) per transaction per day. Our staff may request for proof of identification for verification.
3% Discount to Merdeka Generation
In appreciation to our Merdeka Generation members for their contribution in developing Singapore as a vibrant nation with a cohesive community, FairPrice is extending a 3% off their purchases at our stores every Wednesday when they show their Merdeka Generation Card during checkout*.
*Merdeka Generation members must be present and discount is valid for purchases up to S$200 (excludes statutory items such as gift vouchers, newspapers, tobacco products) per transaction per day. Our staff may request for proof of identification for verification.
2% Discount to Seniors on Tuesdays
Since 2002, FairPrice has been extending a 2% discount to senior shoppers aged 60 years and above when they shop on Tuesdays*. This is to provide financial relief for seniors who are no longer working and earning an income. It also serves to encourage active seniors to shop for the family and promotes an active lifestyle for seniors as well as family bonding. On average, about 80,000 seniors enjoy the 2% discount every Tuesday at FairPrice stores.
*Seniors must be present and discount is valid for purchases up to S$200 (excludes statutory items such as gift vouchers, newspapers, tobacco products) per transaction per day. Our staff may request for proof of identification for verification.
3% Discount to Cardholders of the Blue Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) on Thursdays
In order to provide greater savings and relief for low-income families, FairPrice has introduced a dedicated discount scheme for holders of the blue Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) card.
Under this scheme, cardholders of the blue CHAS card will enjoy a three per cent discount at all FairPrice stores and Unity pharmacies every Thursday when they show their valid Blue CHAS card during checkout*.
*Cardholders must be present and discount is valid for purchases up to S$200 (excludes statutory items such as gift vouchers, newspapers, tobacco products) per transaction per day.
Stretch Your Dollar
To help Singaporeans cope with stubborn inflation, in March 2022, FairPrice relaunched the “Stretch Your Dollar” programme to make everyday essentials more affordable. As part of this programme, FairPrice is offering a 5 percent discount every Friday for a basket of 100 key essential items across all FairPrice stores and FairPrice online for the rest of the year.
Linkpoints and Rebates
The Plus! Rewards Programme was rolled out in 1999 to provide greater value and savings to customers. Members can use their accumulated Linkpoints to offset their purchases at FairPrice stores. Every year, more than 500,000 FairPrice members will also get attractive rebates for their purchases.
FairPrice Members Benefits
To provide greater value and savings to customers, members can use their accumulated Linkpoints to offset their purchases at FairPrice stores. FairPrice members will now receive 2% upfront off their purchases in Linkpoints at the point of purchase. This is in addition to patronage rebates, which are determined at the Co-operative’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) and are paid out in Linkpoints based on purchases made during the last financial year, up to a maximum of S$6,000 per annum.
Linkpoints
Members earn and redeem Linkpoints when they shop at FairPrice, Unity, Warehouse Club and Cheers, with no minimum spend. Members can also use the FairPrice app at FairPrice, Warehouse Club and Unity outlets in-store to pay, earn and redeem Linkpoints.
From 1 August 2021, the Link Rewards Programme will no longer require members to make a minimum spend to start earning Linkpoints. This will enable customers with smaller basket sizes to stretch the dollar, providing more savings to a wider pool of customers as the Link Rewards Programme is free with no recurrent subscription fees.
*Please note that no Linkpoints will be awarded for the purchase of mobile phone, mobile phone accessories, subscriptions and statutory items such as gift vouchers, newspapers, tobacco products.
To Apply For NTUC FairPrice Membership
To be eligible for FairPrice personal membership, you have to be a member of either an NTUC-affiliated trade union or the NTUC General Branch.
Hurry on down to the nearest FairPrice store and pick up your application form or you can download (pdf) the application form from our website.
To find out how you can join the union or the General Branch, click on NTUC Membership. For further enquiries on FairPrice Membership and its benefits, you can email us at [email protected] or call our FairPrice Membership Department at 6888 1880.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I entitled to LinkPoints?
Members can now earn LinkPoints as they shop both online and at physical stores with no minimum spend.
For more information on gaining LinkPoints through the Plus! reward cards, you may refer to http://www.plus.com.sg
I have a missing/damaged item. What should I do?
Item may have been removed upon checkout due to out of stock situation. You’ll not be charged for the unavailable item. You may check your invoice for the final order details. If the item was charged, please submit your feedback here. For damaged item, please attach photos of the affected items when submitting your feedback here.
Can I add/remove items?
We are unable to add items once the order has been submitted. To add items, please place a new order. To remove items, please notify us via the web form, at least 24 hours before the scheduled delivery date and we will assist to remove the item. You will receive an email on the order amendment once it is processed.
Alternatively, you may request a refund at one of our physical stores for items you wish to return. For requests below S$200, simply bring items with you to any FairPrice store (Except FairPrice Shop, FairPrice Express, and Cheers) to request a refund. Returned items must be in their original packaging with proof of purchase within 7 days of the date you received them.
I need to cancel an online order
Cancellation request must be submitted to us at least 24 hours prior to the delivery date. Otherwise, there will be a S$20 cancellation charge (incl. GST). For bulk orders, cancellation after the order confirmation is subjected to a surcharge of S$30 (incl. GST).If you have applied promo code to the order, the promo code cannot be re-used once the order is cancelled. To proceed, please click here and select Changes to Orders -> Order Cancellation.
I have placed an order and will need to change the delivery address/date
For home deliveries, you may change your delivery address or delivery date by informing us at least 24 hours before the scheduled delivery. Otherwise, there will be a charge of S$7 for the amendment. For bulk orders, there is a fee of S$30 to make the change and will be charged to the same credit card that was used to pay for the order; it will be a separate charge from the original order payment. Do note that the delivery date can be postponed only up to 7 days later and is only allowed a one-time amendment.
Should you require to make further amendment due to exigencies, please cancel the order and place a new one. Amendment to an earlier date will be subject to slot availability. Delivery address for Click & Collect orders cannot be changed. Please submit your request via the web form.
I’m a supplier and would like FairPrice to carry my products. Can I have the contact of the person in charge?
We apologise that we are unable to provide you with the contact of our buyer. Nevertheless, please send the following details to [email protected] so that we can forward them to the relevant department for its consideration:
- Catalog of products
- Price list of products
- Company details
We would like to highlight that the relevant department concerned will only contact you if there is a suitable business opportunity.
How do I check if an item is available in FairPrice stores or provide a suggestion to carry an item I saw elsewhere?
If you want to know if an item is carried in FairPrice or which stores you can find it, you may wish to contact your preferred FairPrice outlet and check with them if they are carrying the product. The telephone number of our branches can be found at this link.
If you wish to suggest FairPrice carry an item you saw elsewhere, do share with us the brand, variant and preferably a photo of the product that you would like us to bring in at [email protected] and we will consider your suggestion.
I’m looking for a job. Who can I write to?
Where can I buy vouchers? Can I extend their validation?
For purchase of vouchers, you may visit any branch and approach our cashier at the service counter for assistance. If you wish to purchase more than S$5,000 voucher, do write to [email protected] and our colleagues will assist you.
For query on voucher validation extension, kindly note that our vouchers are non-renewable upon expiry.
FairPrice pledges to perform its social role to serve, care and share with not just its customers, but also the society and nation. The world is getting smaller and global events are no longer distant and removed from our daily lives. FairPrice is thankful to be able to make a big difference to both the local and global communities.
Gulf War
During the Gulf War, there was anxiety and panic buying. FairPrice took the initiative to allay fears of rice shortage by ensuring ample supplies and stabilised prices for rice.
SARS in 2003
When SARS broke out in 2003, FairPrice helped to pack and deliver food to those who were quarantined and when the Pasir Panjang wholesale market was temporarily closed.
FairPrice helped to stabilize vegetable prices with its prompt response in importing more vegetables from other sources such as Australia. FairPrice even had to cap the purchase of vegetables per consumer to prevent traders from sweeping the stocks off its racks.
Avian Flu in 2004
FairPrice acted swiftly to put in place precautionary measures to curb profiteering by traders. Measures that restricted the purchase of eggs were unpopular but necessary to help deter traders from buying them in bulk and re-selling them at higher prices.
When the import ban was lifted and the supply returned to normal, prices of eggs remained high. FairPrice worked closely with suppliers to bring down the prices of eggs.
We took the initiative to reduce the price of Malaysian eggs from S$2.10 to S$1.50 for 10 eggs. This helped to restore the price to the pre-ban level for the benefit of consumers.
When the ban was imposed on Malaysian poultry and eggs in August 2004, FairPrice brought in the largest quantity of imported eggs from Australia and New Zealand This helped to alleviate the egg shortage and moderated the rapid increases in egg price.
In addition to holding down the prices of frozen chicken from our existing stockpile, we took immediate steps to increase frozen poultry imports from Brazil. the United States and Europe.
FairPrice also increased its meat supplies such as fish, seafood, pork and beef to meet the demand from customers who preferred to switch to alternative sources of meat.
Asian Tsunami in 2004
FairPrice contributed more than S$50,000 worth of food essentials towards victims affected by the Asian tsunami disaster FairPrice senior management led members of its staff volunteer club, Club V, in putting together 5,000 food relief packages at its Upper Thomson Road warehouse.
Each package contained staple food items like rice, milk and biscuits. FairPrice also sold S$10 Food Relief Packages at its supermarkets for donation towards tsunami victims.
The items were dispatched to the victims through humanitarian aid agencies such as Mercy Relief and Singapore Red Cross.
Pakistan Earthquake in 2005
NTUC FairPrice contributed S$5,000 worth of food through Mercy Relief and placed Red Cross donation tins at supermarkets to gather donations from members of the public.
Dengue Outbreak in 2005
Special anti-mozzies corners were set up at FairPrice outlets to sell anti-dengue products during the dengue fever outbreak in Singapore. During a visit by NTUC and union leaders to construction sites, FairPrice sponsored 1,000 sets of goody bags that were distributed to workers.
United Nations Global Compact
In 2005, NTUC FairPrice became a founding signatory to the Singapore network of the United Nations Global Compact, and is supportive of the 10 United Nations principles as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility journey.
Singapore 2006
FairPrice provided one million bottles of FairPrice housebrand drinking water for more than 16,000 delegates at Singapore 2006, one of the largest series of international meetings ever held in Singapore in September 2006.
Partner in National Emergency Food Plan
In times of peace. FairPrice continues to play its social role. As a major food provider, FairPrice is an integral player in the national emergency food plan.
We have invested millions of dollars in a fresh food distribution centre and a central warehouse. Apart from productivity gains, the distribution centres have also enabled us to play our social role more effectively – lowering our cost of operation and passing on the cost savings to consumers, and providing the public with quality products and food safety through better cold chain management.
Contribution towards China Earthquake Relief Effort in 2008
In May 2008, FairPrice helped to drive the Singapore Red Cross China Earthquake Appeal by offering our network of more than 200 stores across Singapore for the public to make donations. To kick start the donation drive, FairPrice donated S$20,000 towards the China earthquake relief effort. With generous support from customers, FairPrice helped to raise a total of S$155,740.
Contribution to Rebuild Lives for Disaster Victims in The Philippines and Indonesia in 2009
In October 2009, FairPrice rallied the community to raise funds for the Singapore Red Cross’ Philippines Tropical Storm Appeal and the Padang (Sumatra) Earthquake Appeal. Members of the public were able to contribute their donations at over 230 FairPrice stores islandwide. including Cheers and FairPrice Xpress stores. All donations were earmarked for the relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts for survivors of the disasters. To kick start the donation drive, FairPrice donated S$20,000 towards this cause.
FairPrice supported Singapore Red Cross Donation Drive to aid Japan Disaster victims
FairPrice supported the Singapore Red Cross Japan Disaster 2011 donation drive by extending its network of over 250 stores as donation points for the public. To kick start the donation drive, FairPrice donated S$20,000 to the good cause.
Covid-19 in 2020
When Covid-19 emerged in 2020, FairPrice acted swiftly to put in place precautionary and safety measures to curb profiteering and safeguard the health and safety of our staff and customers.
To help cushion Singaporeans against potential price hikes during the pandemic, we extended the price freeze on 100 of our popular housebrand essential items for half a year till December 2020. The extension of the initiative, which also act as a benchmark for prices of daily essentials, saw an additional savings of S$6.7 million for our customers.
As we remain commited and driven by our social mission to do good, our priorities remain rooted to serving our customers well and ensuring that they continue to have access to daily necessities at afforable prices.
For more information on FairPrice’s Do Good efforts, please visit: Do Good
