Waitrose launches Little Treats loyalty programme

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Supermarket chain Waitrose is piloting a new programme which provides additional benefits to loyalty card members by giving them free products or money-off vouchers every month.

The new scheme is set to start today (1 September) and will roll out across 18 select stores. Customers will receive the ‘Little Treat’ voucher after spending £50, £100 and £250.

The rewards programme will reset monthly, allowing customers to acquire multiple rewards over the year.

Nathan Ansell, Chief Customer Officer for Waitrose said: “We’re continually investing in and evolving our My Waitrose loyalty club for the benefit of our members. ‘Little Treats’ is a way to regularly remind our growing number of loyal customers just how much we value them.


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“It could be something delicious, something useful or something that makes them smile. Over the course of a year they could receive many treats, and I hope each one reminds them that being a My Waitrose member means they’re part of a special club of food lovers.”

The move is part of the retailer’s strategy to continue growing its active members, as part of the My Waitrose loyalty scheme.

Last year Waitrose grew its loyalty card members by 7% to 4.6 million and continues to double down on expanding the programme.

In June the retailer connected its loyalty card scheme to Uber Eats.

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  • Carol Read 11 months ago

    That sounds like a great idea!

    Reply
  • Premila 11 months ago

    Great idea 👍

    Reply
  • Suk shahi 11 months ago

    All a waste of time just give customers 10% off at point of sale regardless what they spend.

    Reply
  • Rose Chanel 11 months ago

    Good idea.

    Reply
  • Jean Morrison 11 months ago

    I love the idea. I am a great fan of Waitrose so any little treats from thrm would be great.

    Reply
  • Liz hare 11 months ago

    Great news about little treats

    Reply
  • Amanda Nilan 11 months ago

    Do you receive these rewards if you don’t have the app on your phone

    Reply
  • Ann-Marie Ell 11 months ago

    I spend over £50 every month but in small denominations which means I would miss out and also uber eats don’t deliver where I live. would be nice if the computer software would remember how much I spend and once I’ve reach £50 I could claim my reward.

    Reply
  • Pauline 11 months ago

    Well done waitrose just a amazing experience shopping with you

    Reply
  • Sandie goodwin 11 months ago

    rather than a “little treat” I’d prefer money off offers around the store on a daily basis, much like the nectar card or club card from Sainsbury’s and tescos

    Reply
  • Teresa Clarke 11 months ago

    A scheme to help pensioners who can’t spend so much money in one go would be helpful.

    Reply
  • Pauline 11 months ago

    The staff are so helpful

    Reply
  • James Manning 10 months ago

    All you fellas complaining that you’ll need to spend £50 in one go haven’t looked at the Ts & Cs. It can be split across as many shopping trips as you like.

    @Sandie goodwin, there are already offers like that – just check your app!

    Reply
  • Mariam Nahaboo 11 months ago

    Waitrose is an expensive shop compared to Sainsbury or Tesco.
    The quality of the produce, especially vegetables and Avocados should be beyond reproach and yet I had to throw away one avocado each time I have bought a pack of 2.
    I have been a Waitrose member fora very long time. We used to get a free newspaper and a cup of hot drink whenever we shop. Waitrose stopped giving us free newspaper and yet continue to increase prices on most items.
    Not value for money. Alas I am ,80 and this is the nearest shop for me

    Reply
  • Valerie Jones 11 months ago

    Does this include the Lichfield store

    Reply
  • Diane Day 11 months ago

    Does this apply to online purchases

    Reply
  • Jacqueline fullwood 11 months ago

    Waitrose is not as expensive as people assume.It wipes the floor with M&S and Ocado.Bargains to be had at Jhn Lewis’s too.

    Reply
  • June Broadhurst 11 months ago

    Presumably the £50 shop is all in one go and does not accrue over a week or so? If not then the elderly are penalised as we do regular daily shops up to £20 a time as we cannot easily manage large bags of shopping.

    Reply
  • Sarah Moncrieff Macmillan 11 months ago

    Which are the 18 stores who are being trialed ?

    Reply
  • Pauline hunter 11 months ago

    I never received any offers since moving to my current address : 10 archers avenue Feltwell IP26 4BY

    Reply
  • Elizabeth 11 months ago

    Little treats sounds great but when you are a single elderly person I dont often spend £50 in a single shop but Iam a regular Waitrose customer so I and many others will miss out.

    Reply
  • Chengeto Makombo 11 months ago

    Excited about this

    Reply
  • Joan Trickey 11 months ago

    This sounds exciting.
    Only time will tell!

    Reply
  • Brian Bollen 11 months ago

    How patronising. And how long will it be until, like free sit down coffee and newspapers, before Waitrose cancels it?

    Reply
  • Caroline Kintas 11 months ago

    Little treats how nice. But those of us who are not shopping for 2 or a family, will as usual not get these treats . This is due to much smaller shops which will be under the £50 per shop minimum to qualify. Us solo’s miss out yet Again.

    Reply
  • vicki Smith 11 months ago

    Excellent news

    Reply
  • MRS J MILTON 11 months ago

    Excellent

    Reply
  • Nanette Hedley 11 months ago

    So that means seniors are out of Waitrose ‘Little Treats’.
    I am a senior and my bills never reach £50.
    Does that mean Waitrose do not want seniors as customers because they don’t spend to their liking?

    Reply

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Waitrose launches Little Treats loyalty programme

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Supermarket chain Waitrose is piloting a new programme which provides additional benefits to loyalty card members by giving them free products or money-off vouchers every month.

The new scheme is set to start today (1 September) and will roll out across 18 select stores. Customers will receive the ‘Little Treat’ voucher after spending £50, £100 and £250.

The rewards programme will reset monthly, allowing customers to acquire multiple rewards over the year.

Nathan Ansell, Chief Customer Officer for Waitrose said: “We’re continually investing in and evolving our My Waitrose loyalty club for the benefit of our members. ‘Little Treats’ is a way to regularly remind our growing number of loyal customers just how much we value them.


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“It could be something delicious, something useful or something that makes them smile. Over the course of a year they could receive many treats, and I hope each one reminds them that being a My Waitrose member means they’re part of a special club of food lovers.”

The move is part of the retailer’s strategy to continue growing its active members, as part of the My Waitrose loyalty scheme.

Last year Waitrose grew its loyalty card members by 7% to 4.6 million and continues to double down on expanding the programme.

In June the retailer connected its loyalty card scheme to Uber Eats.

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28 Comments. Leave new

  • Carol Read 11 months ago

    That sounds like a great idea!

    Reply
  • Premila 11 months ago

    Great idea 👍

    Reply
  • Suk shahi 11 months ago

    All a waste of time just give customers 10% off at point of sale regardless what they spend.

    Reply
  • Rose Chanel 11 months ago

    Good idea.

    Reply
  • Jean Morrison 11 months ago

    I love the idea. I am a great fan of Waitrose so any little treats from thrm would be great.

    Reply
  • Liz hare 11 months ago

    Great news about little treats

    Reply
  • Amanda Nilan 11 months ago

    Do you receive these rewards if you don’t have the app on your phone

    Reply
  • Ann-Marie Ell 11 months ago

    I spend over £50 every month but in small denominations which means I would miss out and also uber eats don’t deliver where I live. would be nice if the computer software would remember how much I spend and once I’ve reach £50 I could claim my reward.

    Reply
  • Pauline 11 months ago

    Well done waitrose just a amazing experience shopping with you

    Reply
  • Sandie goodwin 11 months ago

    rather than a “little treat” I’d prefer money off offers around the store on a daily basis, much like the nectar card or club card from Sainsbury’s and tescos

    Reply
  • Teresa Clarke 11 months ago

    A scheme to help pensioners who can’t spend so much money in one go would be helpful.

    Reply
  • Pauline 11 months ago

    The staff are so helpful

    Reply
  • James Manning 10 months ago

    All you fellas complaining that you’ll need to spend £50 in one go haven’t looked at the Ts & Cs. It can be split across as many shopping trips as you like.

    @Sandie goodwin, there are already offers like that – just check your app!

    Reply
  • Mariam Nahaboo 11 months ago

    Waitrose is an expensive shop compared to Sainsbury or Tesco.
    The quality of the produce, especially vegetables and Avocados should be beyond reproach and yet I had to throw away one avocado each time I have bought a pack of 2.
    I have been a Waitrose member fora very long time. We used to get a free newspaper and a cup of hot drink whenever we shop. Waitrose stopped giving us free newspaper and yet continue to increase prices on most items.
    Not value for money. Alas I am ,80 and this is the nearest shop for me

    Reply
  • Valerie Jones 11 months ago

    Does this include the Lichfield store

    Reply
  • Diane Day 11 months ago

    Does this apply to online purchases

    Reply
  • Jacqueline fullwood 11 months ago

    Waitrose is not as expensive as people assume.It wipes the floor with M&S and Ocado.Bargains to be had at Jhn Lewis’s too.

    Reply
  • June Broadhurst 11 months ago

    Presumably the £50 shop is all in one go and does not accrue over a week or so? If not then the elderly are penalised as we do regular daily shops up to £20 a time as we cannot easily manage large bags of shopping.

    Reply
  • Sarah Moncrieff Macmillan 11 months ago

    Which are the 18 stores who are being trialed ?

    Reply
  • Pauline hunter 11 months ago

    I never received any offers since moving to my current address : 10 archers avenue Feltwell IP26 4BY

    Reply
  • Elizabeth 11 months ago

    Little treats sounds great but when you are a single elderly person I dont often spend £50 in a single shop but Iam a regular Waitrose customer so I and many others will miss out.

    Reply
  • Chengeto Makombo 11 months ago

    Excited about this

    Reply
  • Joan Trickey 11 months ago

    This sounds exciting.
    Only time will tell!

    Reply
  • Brian Bollen 11 months ago

    How patronising. And how long will it be until, like free sit down coffee and newspapers, before Waitrose cancels it?

    Reply
  • Caroline Kintas 11 months ago

    Little treats how nice. But those of us who are not shopping for 2 or a family, will as usual not get these treats . This is due to much smaller shops which will be under the £50 per shop minimum to qualify. Us solo’s miss out yet Again.

    Reply
  • vicki Smith 11 months ago

    Excellent news

    Reply
  • MRS J MILTON 11 months ago

    Excellent

    Reply
  • Nanette Hedley 11 months ago

    So that means seniors are out of Waitrose ‘Little Treats’.
    I am a senior and my bills never reach £50.
    Does that mean Waitrose do not want seniors as customers because they don’t spend to their liking?

    Reply

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