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OG Singapore: storewide 20% off until Jul 26 (ended)
Giant Singapore: Jul 16 to 29 grocery push
Cheers and FairPrice Xpress: up to 56% off Jul 23 to Aug 19
FairPrice supermarket: SG61 member bundles at $6.10 and $16.10
foodpanda: SG61 local-chain vouchers late July onward
Shopee and Lazada: SG61 creative ramps into 8.8
The 3-week SG61 calendar at a glance
What to skip
Frequently asked questions
Plan your SG61 shop
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National Day 2026 Singapore Promo Tracker: OG, Cheers, Giant, FairPrice Live Now
SG61 promos ran in Singapore from July to August 2026: OG storewide until Jul 26, Giant grocery Jul 16 to 29, Cheers and FairPrice Xpress Jul 23 to Aug 19. All windows have now ended.
National Day 2026 Singapore Promo Tracker: OG, Cheers, Giant, FairPrice Live Now
SG61's promo wave ran from mid-July to mid-August 2026 and has now ended, so plan for the next sale, then check out through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. OG Singapore was storewide 20 percent off until Jul 26, Giant ran its grocery push Jul 16 to 29, and Cheers plus FairPrice Xpress were up to 56 percent off from Jul 23 to Aug 19. Shoppers who waited until Aug 9 for everything missed the deepest cuts, which is worth remembering for the next National Day sale.
Open FairPrice on ShopBack before you check out so part of the cost comes back. New to ShopBack? Sign up at shopback.sg/signup in one tap. ShopBack is a Cashback and rewards platform, and Cashback applies on the promoted sale price at partner stores including FairPrice, Shopee, Lazada and foodpanda.
OG Singapore: storewide 20% off until Jul 26 (ended)
OG Orchard, OG Albert Complex, and OG People's Park ran storewide 20 percent off through Jul 26. This was the widest department-store discount in the SG61 window. Apparel, small appliances, cookware, luggage, and beauty concessions all qualify (concession brands may exclude select premium lines).
The priority baskets were cookware sets, mid-tier luggage, and travel-size beauty ahead of the Aug 8 to 11 long weekend. Waiting for Aug 9 usually gets you narrower category tokens rather than a repeat storewide cut.
Giant Singapore: Jul 16 to 29 grocery push
Giant's window ran from Jul 16 to 29. The deepest cuts sat on pantry staples (rice, oil, sauces, canned goods), home care (detergent, dishwash), and packaged snacks. Multi-buy bundles are designed to move volume before the National Day week itself, so unit prices are lower than the Aug 9 SG61 banner offered on the same categories.
Fresh produce and dairy have narrower drops. Frozen protein rotates on single-day flashes rather than the full window; check the printed weekly leaflet for the specific day.
Cheers and FairPrice Xpress: up to 56% off Jul 23 to Aug 19
The convenience banners ran one unified campaign across four weeks. Both are FairPrice Group, so assortment overlaps heavily on drinks, snacks, cup noodles, and ready meals. Cheers is standalone; FairPrice Xpress sits inside Esso and Caltex petrol stations.
The percentage cap of 56 percent applies to selected SKUs, not the whole store. Best-hit categories: local coffee and canned drinks, packaged bread and snacks, chilled ready meals. Pick whichever store is nearer; the promo mechanic is identical.
Restock your pantry on FairPrice on ShopBack for delivery on pantry staples that Cheers and Xpress do not carry.
FairPrice supermarket: SG61 member bundles at $6.10 and $16.10
FairPrice's flagship supermarkets ran weekly linkpoints-locked bundles at $6.10 and $16.10 price points throughout the Jul 24 to Aug 15 window. These rotated weekly, so one week's "SG61 buy" was not the next week's.
Method for evaluating any $61 or $6.10 bundle: add the recent 8.8 or last-week unit prices for each item. If the bundle beats the sum by more than 5 percent, take it. If it matches within 5 percent, it is convenience pricing rather than a discount. If it is worse, skip.
foodpanda: SG61 local-chain vouchers late July onward
Foodpanda ran SG61-themed vouchers on local F and B (pau, kaya toast, kopi, hawker-branded delivery) from late July through the Aug 8 to 11 long weekend. Vouchers stack with the app's regular codes.
Bundle a hawker delivery haul on foodpanda on ShopBack for the long-weekend Sundays when getting out is the last thing on the plan.
Shopee and Lazada: SG61 creative ramps into 8.8
Both platforms overlaid National Day banners on their 8.8 tail. The ramp began Aug 1, peaked at 8.8, and tailed through Aug 15. Deepest overlap sits on grocery, household, and mass-market beauty rather than electronics or fashion.
If you missed the OG or Giant windows, the 8.8 grocery and household verticals on Shopee and Lazada absorb most of the demand and are the second-best window.
Compare pantry restock on Shopee on ShopBack and Lazada on ShopBack for your next pantry restock.
The 3-week SG61 calendar at a glance
| Retailer | Window | Best categories |
|---|---|---|
| OG Singapore | Until Jul 26 | Cookware, luggage, apparel |
| Giant | Jul 16 to 29 | Pantry staples, home care |
| Cheers / FairPrice Xpress | Jul 23 to Aug 19 | Drinks, snacks, ready meals |
| FairPrice supermarket | Jul 24 to Aug 15 (weekly rotations) | $6.10 and $16.10 SG61 bundles |
| foodpanda | Late Jul to Aug 11 | Local F and B, hawker delivery |
| Shopee + Lazada | Aug 1 to 15 (peak 8.8) | Grocery, household, mass beauty |
What to skip
Electronics dressed in SG61 creative usually repeat the 8.8 floor with a red-white banner. Designer fashion promotions follow end-of-season calendars (Sep to Oct), not National Day. Impulse $6.10 racks at checkout are convenience pricing, not discounts.
Frequently asked questions
What SG61 promotions ran in the Jul 24 week? OG Singapore ran storewide 20 percent off until Jul 26. Giant Singapore ran its grocery push from Jul 16 to Jul 29. Cheers and FairPrice Xpress convenience ran up to 56 percent off across selected categories from Jul 23 to Aug 19. FairPrice supermarket added weekly member-locked SG61 bundles, and Shopee plus Lazada started their National Day banners as 8.8 approached. All of these windows have now ended.
Was OG's 20% off better than waiting for National Day week? Yes for most baskets. OG's 20 percent storewide was one of the deepest department-store cuts in the SG61 window and it ended Jul 26. Waiting for Aug 9 usually means narrower category promotions (beauty tokens, cookware bundles) rather than a true storewide discount. For a mixed household, apparel and small appliance basket, the late-July storewide window was the better buy.
Which Giant Singapore categories drop hardest during Jul 16 to 29? Pantry staples (rice, oil, canned goods), home care (detergent, dishwash), and packaged snacks see the deepest cuts because Giant runs multi-buy bundles designed to move volume before the National Day week. Fresh produce and dairy have narrower drops. Frozen protein sees rotating 30 to 40 percent off single-day flashes rather than the full window.
What is the difference between Cheers and FairPrice Xpress for the Jul 23 to Aug 19 window? Both are FairPrice Group convenience banners running the same SG61 up-to-56-percent-off campaign. Cheers is standalone convenience. FairPrice Xpress sits inside Esso and Caltex petrol stations. Assortment overlaps on drinks, snacks, and ready meals, but Xpress has a smaller footprint. Pick whichever is nearer; the promo mechanic is the same.
Do FairPrice's supermarket SG61 bundles beat Giant's grocery push? For member-locked SKUs (linkpoints tied), FairPrice's SG61 bundles at $6.10 and $16.10 price points often match or beat Giant's flat percentage cuts on the same staples. For non-members, Giant's straight percentage discounts are easier to compare. Cross-check unit prices on rice, oil, and cooking basics; the winner rotates weekly.
When does the National Day 8.8 overlap kick in on Shopee and Lazada? Both platforms began ramping SG61-themed vouchers and red-white creative from Aug 1, peaked at 8.8, and tailed through Aug 15. If you missed the OG or Giant windows, the 8.8 grocery and household categories on Shopee and Lazada absorb most of the demand and are the second-best window for pantry restock.
Is foodpanda running a National Day campaign this year? Yes. Foodpanda ran SG61-themed vouchers on local F and B chains (pau, kaya toast, kopi, hawker-branded delivery) from late July through the long weekend, and that window has now ended. Vouchers stack with the app's usual codes. Cashback via ShopBack applies when you enter the app through the ShopBack link before you pay.
How do I get cashback on these SG61 promotions? Enter the merchant through the ShopBack app or browser extension before you check out. Cashback applies on the promoted National Day price. Merchant vouchers (SG61-themed codes, member-locked bundles) apply in the merchant's own checkout as usual. Check the live Cashback rate on each store's ShopBack page before you pay.
What is a fair benchmark price for a $61 SG61 bundle? Add the recent 8.8 or Jul week unit prices for each item in the bundle before it hits your cart. If the $61 bundle beats the sum of 8.8 unit prices by more than 5 percent, take it. If it matches within 5 percent, the bundle is convenience pricing rather than a discount. If it is worse, skip.
Which National Day promotions should I skip? Skip electronics dressed in SG61 creative; those prices usually repeat the 8.8 floor with a red-white banner. Skip designer fashion promotions; they follow end-of-season calendars (Sep to Oct), not National Day. Skip $6.10 impulse racks near checkout unless the item was already on your list.
When does ShopBack cashback typically post for grocery orders in Singapore? For FairPrice Online, RedMart on Lazada, or Amazon SG pantry orders, go through ShopBack before you pay. Pending cashback typically converts to Confirmed once the merchant's return and refund window closes, which is usually 30 to 60 days after delivery for grocery orders. Once Confirmed, ShopBack cashback can be withdrawn via PayNow to any linked Singapore bank account through the withdrawal flow in the ShopBack app. Sale windows like SG61 or 8.8 can lengthen merchant reporting by a few days, so wait 48 to 72 hours before filing a missing cashback claim, and always confirm your click-through started fresh at shopback.sg/fairprice-online-sg, shopback.sg/lazada-official-store, or shopback.sg/amazon before checkout.
Which OG, Cheers, Giant, and FairPrice channels on ShopBack Singapore actually earn cashback in 2026? OG Singapore and Cheers are physical-store SG61 promotions and do not carry a ShopBack Singapore online-cashback attribution today, so the SG61 discount stands alone in-store. FairPrice Online, RedMart on Lazada, foodpanda pandamart, and Amazon SG pantry all trigger ShopBack cashback when the order starts fresh from the ShopBack Singapore app or shopback.sg merchant page. To get the most back on SG61 grocery orders, route online grocery baskets through ShopBack first, and pay with the DBS, OCBC, or UOB card whose grocery bucket is live during the sale week. Confirm the current live cashback rate on each merchant page immediately before checkout because SG61 boosters can be time-limited.
How do I use ShopBack to plan and book this trip? Start at ShopBack before you book: use ShopBack to compare the same route or property across Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com and Klook, then check ShopBack for the live cashback rate on the merchant tile before completing checkout.
Plan your SG61 shop
The three windows (OG storewide, Giant grocery, Cheers/Xpress convenience) closed before the National Day long weekend, and what followed on Aug 9 was narrower and more category-specific. For the next National Day sale, anchor your basket to what closes first: FairPrice on ShopBack for delivery on staples, then Shopee and Lazada as 8.8 arrives.
Cashback rates, merchant terms, and promo windows change. Check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before purchasing.
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