Leading non-food cash & carry wholesaler Stax Trade Centres has announced they will pay out over
Published 17th January 2012
Leading non-food cash & carry wholesaler Stax Trade Centres has announced they will pay out over £1.2m (ex VAT) to their independent retail customers in 2012 via their increasingly popular rebate scheme.
With around 1,000 retail customers signed up to the scheme, savvy customers are aware of the extra savings the rebate brings, which are additional to the already low trade prices and case discounts.

Stax Joint Managing Director David Hibbert commented,
“The Rebate Scheme was set up simply to give our most loyal customers a reward for shopping with us. In the current tough economic times, any additional saving can be crucial and the £1.2 million plus we’ll be paying out in early 2012 will certainly be a welcome boost to many of our customers.”
As an added incentive to join SupaValue, all qualifying retailers will automatically receive the top tier 3% rebate, which would more than cover the cost it takes to participate in four SupaValue promotions, effectively marketing their business at no cost.
Both Stax and Wishart customers who want to join the scheme in 2012 have until 23rd March to register and may do so by picking up a leaflet from their local branch or via their rep.
Stax also offer a similar trade voucher rebate scheme to their trade professional customers. For more information pick up a leaflet in branch.
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