Nectar points now earnable on Uber Eats grocery orders
Shoppers can collect one point per £1 spent on eligible items, with over 1,300 stores participating.
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Sainsbury's customers can now collect Nectar points on grocery orders made through the Uber Eats platform. This expansion of the loyalty scheme allows shoppers to earn points on eligible Sainsbury's products delivered via the app.
To qualify for points, customers must enter their full Nectar card number at the checkout when placing an order. One Nectar point is awarded for every £1 spent on qualifying items. A minimum spend of £1 is required to earn points.
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The initiative is available at more than 1,300 Sainsbury's locations across the UK that are integrated with Uber Eats. This includes fresh food, household goods, and other eligible products.
Points earned through Uber Eats grocery orders will appear in customer accounts within 28 days of the purchase. Sainsbury's has stated that points cannot be applied retrospectively if a customer forgets to add their Nectar details.
Certain items are excluded from the Nectar points scheme. These include gift vouchers, baby milk, lottery tickets, tobacco, vapes, nicotine products, proprietary medicines, spirits, and liqueurs. Additional restrictions may apply to alcohol purchases in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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This development builds on the existing partnership between Nectar and Uber, which already allows members to use accumulated points for Uber rides and Uber Eats orders. The new arrangement enables earning points on Sainsbury's groceries ordered through Uber Eats.
Now, they can collect Nectar points on all their Sainsbury’s essentials as well as spending them across the entire Uber app.
Katie Hunter, Uber Eats general manager for grocery and retail in the UK
Mark Given, Sainsbury's chief technology, marketing and data officer, noted that the scheme provides another avenue for members to gain value from Nectar, whether stocking up on necessities or planning meals.
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