Shufersal Launches Rosh Hashanah Sales with Key Items at NIS 5
Ahead of the Jewish New Year, Israeli supermarket chain Shufersal has announced its holiday sales, featuring a wide range of products at discounted prices across its Shufersal Deal and Shufersal Sheli branches nationwide. Several essential items will be available for just 5 Israeli shekels, subject to the promotion's terms and conditions. These include Tirosh grape juice, Ossem chicken consommé soup, a three-pack of tuna in oil, and Yehuda honey.
Additional deals include Neria extra virgin olive oil for 10 shekels. These offers are contingent on a minimum purchase of 150 shekels, with a limit of three units per product. The sales extend to the meat and fish departments, with frozen beef tongue priced at 29.9 shekels per kilogram, frozen salmon fillet at 49.9 shekels per kilogram, frozen goose breast at 89.9 shekels per kilogram, and fresh lamb quarter at 89.9 shekels per kilogram.
The promotions are not limited to food items and encompass fruits and vegetables, Green brand products, alcohol, housewares, textiles, and even home appliances. Notable appliance deals include BAUER 4-burner gas stovetops for 199 shekels and BAUER 7kg washing machines for 599 shekels.
Shufersal's loyalty club members can access over 100 additional coupons for the High Holidays. These include Ossem ketchup for 5 shekels, Tzabar restaurant-style hummus for 7 shekels, 500g phyllo dough for 7 shekels, and 800g frozen green peas for 7 shekels. Other member-exclusive deals feature Ossem onion or mushroom soup for 15 shekels and two 600g packs of Schnitzel-Schnitzel chicken tenders for 20 shekels. The Green brand also offers coupons for items like natural peanut butter for 7 shekels, various types of tofu for 7 shekels, and organic olive oil for 25 shekels. All promotions are valid for purchases made in preparation for Rosh Hashanah and the High Holidays, with specific terms and conditions published by the retailer.
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