Sainsbury’s shoppers have 5 days left to claim Nectar offer

For the next five days (until February 2) customers who have a Nectar Card can make the most of half price offers on a range of fruit and vegetables available in supermarkets across the UK.

Just some of the healthy items included are blueberries, avocados, apples, kale and mangoes.

Additionally, Sainsbury’s has revealed it is also offering Nectar prices on everyday essentials such as yoghurts and cheese to make it “easier for customers to eat well throughout the day”.

Introducing the new initiate which runs until the beginning of next month, the supermarket said: “For many of us, life has never felt busier. Between work, family and constant demands on our attention, finding food that’s tasty, convenient and nutritious can often be tricky.

“At Sainsbury’s, we’re passionate about making sure that everyone can enjoy good food and have long-supported efforts to help customers eat well.

“We have decades-long heritage of helping make nutritious food tastier, simpler and easier for everyone – from offering more transparency on product packs by being the first UK supermarket to introduce traffic light labelling to rewarding customers who eat well through annual Nectar challenges – but today we know we must go even further to make good food for everyone.”

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How to claim up to 750 bonus Nectar points at Sainsbury’s

Aside from this, Sainsbury’s has also announced it will be rewarding customers that make the “Healthy Choice” as we head into February.

As part of the evolution of Nectar’s annual “Great Fruit and Veg Challenge”, until February 8, selected shoppers can earn up to 750 bonus Nectar points in the Healthy Choice challengeby selecting products featuring its Healthy Choice logo and completing challenges.

Sainsbury’s explained: “The Healthy Choice logo can be found across fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables, lean proteins like chicken, fish or beans, plus yoghurt, cereal and soups.

“In our 2025 trial, we saw an uplift in Healthy Choice purchases and this year millions of customers will receive personalised offers as part of the challenge to help build long-lasting habits.”

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You can enter the Healthy Choice challenge and make the most of this promotion exclusively via the Nectar app – find out more via the Sainsbury’s website.

How much does Sainsbury’s pay per hour?

In 2025, colleagues across both Sainsbury’s and Argos moved from £12 to £12.45 per hour in March (£13.15 to £13.70 for those based in London).

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Additionally, there was a further wage increase to £12.60 per hour in August (£13.85 for those based in London).

By August, the pay for hourly-paid colleagues increased by 58% since 2018.

Sainsbury’s said the increase was split last year to allow the supermarket to navigate a “challenging cost environment”, while ensuring it continues to lead the sector in how it rewards its “brilliant colleagues”.