Rewards Meet  New Arrivals: DisMart Turns Everyday Shopping into a Double Win

Karen Scheepers
5 days ago
2 min read

Updated: 5 days ago

Shoppers walking into DisMart this week are finding more than low prices on the shelves. The retailer’s loyalty programme, already producing its first full‑booklet winners, now collides with a wave of fresh arrivals, giving customers two compelling reasons to stock up.

Loyalty Milestone

The Potchefstroom branch handed over its very first completed “savers booklet”, proving that the scheme’s promise is more than marketing. For every R50 spent, shoppers receive a sticker; fill a 100‑sticker booklet and they walk away with goods worth R250. The inaugural winners collected their haul in less than eight weeks, a pace that surprised store managers and highlights just how quickly regular purchases add up.

What’s New on the Aisles

DisMart’s latest shipment is heavy on cupboard staples and family treats, many of them posting prices that undercut national chains:

Product	Pack size	Intro price
Bokomo Weet‑Bix	450 g	R34.90
Nescafé Ricoffy Value Refill	800 g	R139.90
Beyond Energy Drink	500 ml	R7.50 (single) / R36 (pack of 6)
Wow Automatic Washing Powder	2 kg tub	R49.90
Airwaves Chewing Gum	29 g (21 pcs)	R14.90
Henro My Scotties Shortbread / Choc‑Chip Cookies	160–185 g	R17.90
Henro Wafers	2 × 50 g (100 g)	R17.90
Mayfair Wonder Wafers	2 × 50 g (100 g)	R17.90
NutriDay Dairy Snack	4 × 100 g	R6 (single) / R10 (two)
Nola Original Mayonnaise	750 g	R42.90
Close‑Up Cool Breeze Toothpaste	125 g	R22.90
Angry Birds Hazelnut Cream	Tube, each	R5.00

Prices valid while stocks last; quantities may be limited.

Why It Matters

With food‑price inflation still unsettling household budgets, DisMart’s twin focus on discounted brands and loyalty incentives offers a practical relief valve. The new arrivals broaden the store’s appeal beyond end‑of‑range close‑outs and into mainstream grocery territory, while the sticker programme quietly tops up the value proposition.

Shoppers can pick up a free savers booklet at any till point, and the first sticker is issued on the spot.

Bottom line:

Whether you’re chasing a week’s worth of groceries or a quick treat for the kids, DisMart’s shelves are newly stocked and every rand you spend now gets you one step closer to a R250 pay‑off. With the first booklet already redeemed, the next round of winners may not be far behind.