FairPrice Expands Price Freeze to Over 300 Essentials Amidst Supply Chain Concerns

In a move to further support Singaporean households, FairPrice Group, the nation's largest supermarket chain, has significantly expanded its price freeze initiative. Effective immediately, the prices of more than 300 essential products will remain unchanged until May 31, a substantial increase from the initial 100 items.

This collaborative effort, backed by over 30 major food and grocery suppliers, underscores FairPrice's commitment to ensuring that basic necessities remain accessible and affordable. The expansion comes at a critical time, as global supply chains face ongoing disruptions, particularly those stemming from the situation in the Middle East. FairPrice acknowledges the volatility of the global market and pledges to continuously monitor its impact to best assist consumers in managing their budgets.

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This collaborative effort with industry partners is aimed at protecting Singaporeans' way of life amidst supply chain disruptions stemming from the situation in the Middle East.

Beyond the price freeze, FairPrice is extending additional support to vulnerable groups. Cardholders of the Community Health Assistance Scheme (CHAS) will benefit from waived online delivery service fees until May 29, alongside doubled discounts on Thursdays and Fridays. These measures, funded by the FairPrice Foundation, demonstrate a holistic approach to easing the financial burden on Singaporeans during these challenging economic times. Customers can easily identify the price-frozen items in-store and online, with detailed lists available on the FairPrice website.

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It added it will continue to monitor global volatility and its impact, before deciding how best to help households stretch their dollar in the months ahead.