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The opening comes at a time when FairPrice is expanding its upscale "Finest" brand across Singapore to meet increasing demand for gourmet groceries and unique food experiences.

As the holy month of Ramadan commences, FairPrice stores across Singapore are extending a warm gesture to their Muslim customers.

Through its philanthropic arm, FairPrice Foundation, FPG has pledged S$80,000 to provide festive CNY care packs to 4,000 seniors.

This Chinese New Year, let FairPrice stores take away your grocery shopping worries. With their extensive network of outlets operating round the clock and on extended hours, we ensure you never run out of essentials for your celebrations.

As the cost of living in Singapore continues to rise, an increasing number of residents are turning to pre-loved textbooks as a cost-saving measure.

Score nifty party hacks with NTUC FairPrice’s extensive range of gourmet hams, roasts and festive treats.

FairPrice is also launching its first edition of Food, Innovation and Technology – ‘FIT’ Hackathon as an extension of FairPrice Share-A-Textbook. Through FIT Hack, students are encouraged to propose innovative ideas for a sustainable Singapore.

Singapore’s largest supermarket chain is a fervent supporter of Singapore’s 30 by 30 vision.

From Monday 26 July till the end of August, Pioneer Generation family members can shop on their behalf to enjoy PG Discounts* at FairPrice and Unity outlets on Mondays and Wednesdays.

This Ramadan will be the 13th year in Singapore that FairPrice has provided free dates, snacks, and beverages to Muslims.

The statement came after NTUC FairPrice announced that it would impose a $3.99 service fee on all online orders from 8pm on Thursday (April 16).

The initiative will be held every Monday, beginning March 30.