Sponsored By

Giant Food unveils Giant Flexible Rewards

New customer loyalty program offers more personalized rewards

Russell Redman

March 10, 2020

2 Min Read
Giant Food-Landover-store banner
Through Giant Flexible Rewards, members can earn savings on groceries and gas as well as points to be redeemed for free products.Giant Food-Landover

Giant Food has launched an enhanced shopper loyalty program called Giant Flexible Rewards.

Landover, Md.-based Giant said Tuesday that Flexible Rewards provides more ways for customers to garner savings and benefits. Those enrolling in the free program can now earn and redeem points in three areas: gas savings, grocery savings and special rewards, the latter including free grocery items.

Members generate points via qualifying purchases, earning one point for each dollar spent. Additional points can be earned by shopping products featured in weekly personalized offers found on Giantfood.com and in the Giant mobile app. 

For example, for every 100 points earned, Flexible Rewards customers get $1 savings in grocery purchases or 10 cents-per-gallon savings in fuel purchases. Point totals vary by offer for free item rewards.

Giant Flexible Rewards-Giant Food Landover

Flexible Rewards members earn one point for each dollar spent on qualifying purchases.

“We are delighted to expand our popular Giant Gas Rewards program, which allows shoppers to earn savings against the purchase of fuel at Giant or participating Shell stations,” Ryan Draude, director of loyalty at Giant Food, said in a statement. “By giving customers the power to customize their rewards, shoppers can choose rewards that fit their lifestyle every time they redeem.”

Current Giant loyalty cardholders can upgrade to Flexible Rewards by going to Giantfood.com and activating the new benefit. New shoppers can sign up for Flexible Rewards on the website as well.

Related:Giant Food of Landover introduces 'Artie,' a private label line of whimsical wines

Giant said all active Flexible Rewards offers are available on Giantfood.com and in the Giant app, with participants receiving new customized offers each week. To activate their offers, shoppers just need to access their online account. Upon earning enough points, members unlock rewards to save on Giant grocery purchases, gas at participating Giant and Shell fuel stations or to redeem points to choose from a selection of free products.

“This launch is the first step toward more rewards for every Giant customer, where they feel appreciated for each interaction with us, in-store or shopping online,” Draude added. “Soon, there will be more ways to earn and redeem points and exciting partnerships that will include supporting local charities in our communities."

Overall, Giant operates 163 supermarkets in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, including 154 pharmacies, 81 full-service PNC Banks and 22 Starbucks locations in its stores. Online grocery service, including Giant Pickup click-and-collect and Giant Delivers home delivery, is available through 157 stores.

About the Author

Russell Redman

Senior Editor
Supermarket News

Russell Redman has served as senior editor at Supermarket News since April 2018, his second tour with the publication. In his current role, he handles daily news coverage for the SN website and contributes news and features for the print magazine, as well as participates in special projects, podcasts and webinars and attends industry events. Russ joined SN from Racher Press Inc.’s Chain Drug Review and Mass Market Retailers magazines, where he served as desk/online editor for more than nine years, covering the food/drug/mass retail sector. 

Russell Redman’s more than 30 years of experience in journalism span a range of editorial manager, editor, reporter/writer and digital roles at a variety of publications and websites covering a breadth of industries, including retailing, pharmacy/health care, IT, digital home, financial technology, financial services, real estate/commercial property, pro audio/video and film. He started his career in 1989 as a local news reporter and editor, covering community news and politics in Long Island, N.Y. His background also includes an earlier stint at Supermarket News as center store editor and then financial editor in the mid-1990s. Russ holds a B.A. in journalism (minor in political science) from Hofstra University, where he also earned a certificate in digital/social media marketing in November 2016.

Russell Redman’s experience:

Supermarket News - Informa
Senior Editor 
April 2018 - present

Chain Drug Review/Mass Market Retailers - Racher Press
Desk/Online Editor 
Sept. 2008 - March 2018

CRN magazine - CMP Media
Managing Editor
May 2000 - June 2007

Bank Systems & Technology - Miller Freeman
Executive Editor/Managing Editor
Dec. 1996 - May 2000

Supermarket News - Fairchild Publications
Financial Editor/Associate Editor
April 1995 - Dec. 1996 

Shopping Centers Today Magazine - ICSC 
Desk Editor/Assistant Editor
Dec. 1992 - April 1995

Testa Communications
Assistant Editor/Contributing Editor (Music & Sound Retailer, Post, Producer, Sound & Communications and DJ Times magazines)
Jan. 1991 - Dec. 1992 

American Banker/Bond Buyer
Copy Editor
Oct. 1990 - Jan. 1991 

This Week newspaper - Chanry Communications
Reporter/Editor
May 1989 - July 1990

Stay up-to-date on the latest food retail news and trends
Subscribe to free eNewsletters from Supermarket News