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Progressive Grocers launches cash card
Happy customerDenise Duffus(second left)shares a happymoment with(from left)Alana Stewart,cash cardrepresentative;Timothhy Lym,director ofProgressiveGrocers andmanaging directorof BrooklynSupermarket; andSaran Reeves,cash cardrepresentativeat the lauch ofthe ProgressiveGrocers CashCard at BrooklynSupermarket inHalf-Way-Treelast Saturday.(Photos: NaphtaliJunior)
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June 16, 2020

Progressive Grocers launches cash card

Progressive Grocers, the largest locally owned supermarket chain in Jamaica, last Saturday launched a cash card that will increase the ease and convenience of shopping for customers.

The Progressive Cash Card is a reloadable, prepaid card which works like a traditional debit card. Customers can load funds to the card and use it to shop at any of Progressive Grocers’ 26 locations.

To set up your Progressive Cash Card customers need only ask the cashier at any Progressive Grocers of Jamaica Limited supermarket for a card which can be purchased with a minimum of $1,000.

Here are photo highlights of the launch at Brooklyn Supermarket in Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew.

Customer Fabian Myrie shares a photo with Whitney Eldemire,cash card representative, at the launch of Progressive GrocersCash Card at Brooklyn Supermarket in Half-Way-Tree on Saturday.
Cashier Zoie Samuels swipes Orrayne Lodge’s Progressive Cash Card after he purchased a fewitems with the assistance of Progressive Cash Card representative Saran Reeves at the launch of theProgressive Cash Card at Brooklyn Supermarket in St Andrew on Saturday.
Customer Orrayne Lodge (left) is happy to receive his Progressive Cash Card at the launch of thecard at Brooklyn Supermarket in Half-Way-Tree last Saturday. Sharing his joy is Timothy Lym,director of Progressive Grocers and managing director of Brooklyn Supermarket.

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