Uber Eats shoppers can now collect Nectar points on Sainsbury’s orders
29-07-2026 09:28 via retailgazette.co.uk

Uber Eats shoppers can now collect Nectar points on Sainsbury’s orders

Uber Eats customers can now earn Nectar points when ordering groceries from Sainsbury’s, as the three businesses expand their rewards partnership.
Shoppers will collect one Nectar point for every £1 spent on Sainsbury’s groceries through the Uber Eats app or website.
The scheme is available across more than 1,300 Sainsbury’s stores in the UK, giving customers access to loyalty rewards when using the rapid-delivery platform for fresh food, household essentials and last-min
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