Until Tuesday, with the “Ačiū” loyalty card, you can buy free-range chicken eggs “Well Done” 20% cheaper, which now cost 1.99 Eur. A 26% “Ačiū” discount applies to semi-fat curd “Well Done” – its kilogram costs 3.65 Eur. By swiping the “Ačiū” loyalty card, you can also buy fresh, antibiotic-free “Vilniaus paukštynas” poultry meat cheaper – it is given a 20% discount.
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Meanwhile, sweet lovers can save until next Monday by choosing “Milka” milk chocolate – with the “Ačiū” card, its bar costs 41% less, i.e. 1.29 Eur. There is no shortage of sweet choices with “Ačiū” in the fruit section either – the price per kilogram of red seedless grapes is 27% cheaper this week, their price is 3.78 Eur.
You can take care of everyday industrial goods at a very low price. For example, a 50% “Ačiū” discount is given on three-layer toilet paper “Bloom Orange”. A pack of 40 rolls costs 6.99 Eur until Monday – the price per roll is about 0.17 Eur.
Product – identical, but regular price – lower at Maxima
Looking at the cover of the 38th week “Ačiū” weekly publication, the eye is also drawn to the stamped regular prices of fresh food, which are always like during a promotion. For example, a kilogram of boneless and skinless pork loin, which previously cost 4.99 Eur, now costs 3.29 Eur daily without waiting for a promotion, and the very popular 200 g dried “Bernų” sausage – instead of the previous 4.69 Eur price, now regularly costs 3.19 Eur.
Such products can be found daily by compatriots not only in the meat and meat products section but also in the dairy and bread categories. Also, comparing the regular prices of certain food products between different major retail chains, obvious differences can be noticed.
Although the product packaging, brand, weight or quantity, and type are identical to those in other major retail chains, unlike elsewhere, their regular price at Maxima is lower, and sometimes even lower than elsewhere with a promotion.
For example, at Maxima, 1 liter of natural “Rokiškio naminis” milk costs 1.29 Eur daily. In another retail chain, its regular price is 1.49 Eur, and with the network loyalty card discount applied – 1.39 Eur, which is still 0.10 Eur more than the regular price at Maxima.
Another example is “Rokiškio naminis” 82% fat butter. At Maxima, it costs 1.49 Eur daily, while in another retail chain the same identical product, even with a 40% promotion applied, costs 1.59 Eur. Without the mentioned promotion, the regular price of this butter in the other chain is 2.89 Eur.
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Meanwhile, 170 g of dried Spanish first-class moldy sausage “Fuetec” costs 1.89 Eur at Maxima, while in another national retail chain the same product usually costs 3.29 Eur. The difference between the regular price there and at Maxima is as much as 1.4 Eur. The mentioned product differences between Maxima and another retail chain were recorded on September 14.
Stamped prices – everyday reality, “Ačiū” offers and “Cleanliness Fair” – dessert
So, customers can expect low regular prices at Maxima every day, and “Ačiū” promotions are an additional opportunity to buy necessary products cheaper and save even more.
From this Thursday until September 21, Monday, more “Ačiū” promotions are valid in all Maximas. For example, with “Ačiū,” various types of tomatoes, which are among the most popular choices in the vegetable section, can be purchased 20% cheaper, and a 400 g bucket of “Well Done” blueberries costs 4.99 Eur.
For a quick meat lover’s snack, hot smoked “Stix Kabanossi Biovela” sticks are perfect, two packs of 100 g each costing 2.99 Eur with the “Ačiū” card.
The “Ačiū” weekend promotion also applies to “Pik-Nik” cheese sticks, which have a 30% discount, and two 1.5-liter packs of “Coca-Cola” or “Coca-Cola Zero” carbonated drinks – for 2.49 Eur. This snack and carbonated drinks are among the most popular choices of customers.
In addition to the weekly and weekend “Ačiū” promotion offers, until September 23, the “Cleanliness Fair” is still ongoing in Maximas, during which you can take care of laundry, dishwashing, cleaning, and other household care products up to 50% cheaper.
Products “Ariel,” “Ieva,” “Woolite,” “Dr. Beckmann,” “Finish,” “Cif,” and “Bref,” as well as air fresheners “Air Wick,” have a 50% discount with the “Ačiū” card, liquid detergents “Persil” – 45%, and products “Ringuva,” “Beatos,” “KH-7,” and “Chanteclair” – 40% discount.
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