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SpartanNash (SPTN, $19.45) offers discounts, as part of its Fast Lane subscription service

SpartanNash (SPTN, $19.45) offers discounts, as part of its Fast Lane subscription service

On Friday, grocery retail & distribution company SpartanNash  launched discounts for its delivery/pickup customers, as part of its Fast Lane subscription service.

“Annual Fast Lane subscriptions are available for $49 per year and include free, unlimited curbside pickup at any SpartanNash store that offers Fast Lane online grocery shopping (a $4.95-per-order savings),” SpartanNash said. According to the company,  Fast Lane subscribers can save even more with half-off delivery in available locations (an additional $4.95-per-order savings).

There are 68 SpartanNash stores in total in Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin that offer Fast Lane service.

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