As households continue to look for smarter ways to manage their grocery budgets, Grab Philippines is teaming up with Robinsons Supermarket and Puregold to bring weekend savings to everyday essentials on GrabMart.
Running from May 29 to June 21, the campaign gives consumers PHP 20 off select grocery staples exclusively on GrabMart, covering fast-moving household items such as fresh meats, rice, eggs, water, and pantry basics. The campaign cements GrabMart’s position as a practical option not only for convenience, but also for value-driven grocery shopping.
“Managing a household today requires an extraordinary amount of resourcefulness, and Grab acts as a practical partner to Filipino families in managing their daily expenses,” said Grab Philippines Chief Commercial Officer EJ Dela Vega. “Amid these economic pressures, we are making essential goods more accessible and budget-friendly. By bringing these discounted items straight to their doorsteps through GrabMart, we are helping households save time and stretch their hard-earned budgets when they need it most.”
At 20 participating Robinsons Supermarket branches, the discounts apply to fresh meat staples, including one-kilogram packs of pork pre-cut for Filipino dishes such as adobo, menudo, and sinigang, along with Monterey ground beef and country-style cuts.
At 81 participating Puregold locations, the offer focuses on affordable options, allowing shoppers to optimize their budget. Highlighted are Puregold’s five-kilogram sacks of Harvester Dinorado and Equal long-grain rice, seven-liter containers of Wilkins distilled water, and cartons of extra-large eggs. To help maintain availability throughout the promo period, participating stores will implement daily purchase limits per item.
To extend even greater value to households this month, Grab is rolling out a flat PHP 39 delivery fee for all GrabMart grocery and pharmacy orders, running until June 30.
As everyday spending remains top of mind for consumers, GrabMart’s latest weekend deals make essential shopping easier, more affordable, and more accessible — one grocery basket at a time.
