Supermarket makes major change to loyalty scheme to save you money [Video]

Co-op has completely transformed its loyalty scheme — and it could mean more savings than ever for committed customers.

This is because Co-op’s member prices, which were previously only available in-store, are now available online too, shifting the grocery shopping game for good.

Co-op member prices are lower prices for customers who signed up to the Co-op loyalty scheme.

It’s basically Tesco Clubcard, but for the Co-op.

Previously, Co-op member prices were only available in-store. But now, prices are available on the Co-op website, the Co-op app, and apps such as Uber Eats.

But it’s worth bearing in mind that for places like Uber Eats or the Co-op app, you’ll have to pay a delivery fee.

This fee is usually lower on the Co-op app though, at only 99p.

Examples of lower prices include 400g Co-op baked beans, (55p normally, 49p for members), six salad tomatoes (95p normally, 85p for members), whole cucumber (80p …