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One Stop to add 280 new stores to Snappy Shopper

One Stop to add 280 new stores to Snappy Shopper
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Snappy Shopper is excited to announce a major expansion of its partnership with One Stop, with an additional 280 stores joining the platform.

Following the success of an initial 250-store launch in October, the expansion will bring One Stop’s total to 530 stores on the Snappy Shopper platform, enabling more communities across the UK to access convenient grocery delivery. In addition, One Stop is launching Snappy Rewards, an exclusive loyalty programme available at participating stores.


This new programme will allow customers to unlock perks based on tiered spending, including free products and discounts on future purchases with Snappy Shopper and One Stop.

Mike Callachan, CEO of Snappy Shopper, said: “We are passionate about supporting local communities and making convenience shopping as rewarding as possible.

"Expanding our partnership with One Stop and introducing Snappy Rewards is an incredible opportunity to connect with even more shoppers. Together, we’re creating added value for brands, customers, and One Stop by bringing accessible, convenient, and rewarding grocery options to communities across the UK."

The expanded partnership and Snappy Rewards programme are set to bring significant benefits to brands, shoppers, and One Stop alike by enhancing value, driving engagement, and increasing access to grocery delivery options.

“Providing an easy shopping experience for our customers is extremely important to us, so we’re thrilled to be able to extend our partnership with Snappy Shopper to more locations as well as taking part in the snappy rewards programme”.

“Both these measures will mean even more customers will be able to have great quality products, at great prices on their doorstep within minutes” commented Tim Josephs, Head of Online at One Stop.

This latest development underscores Snappy Shopper and One Stop’s commitment to providing quality convenience solutions, improving shopping experiences, and supporting communities with innovative approaches to grocery delivery

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