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Steal This Foodservice Idea: Jazz up cups with rotating loyalty offers

Minuteman Food Mart has new fountain cups with an outer label that spins to reveal special offers, games, contests and more
Minuteman Food Mart convenience stores and Reward Cups have launched new 32-ounce fountain cups.
Minuteman Food Mart convenience stores and Reward Cups have launched new 32-ounce fountain cups. | Reward Cups

In a move that appears poised to grab attention, Minuteman Food Mart convenience stores and Reward Cups have launched new 32-ounce fountain cups featuring an outer label that spins to reveal special offers, games, contests and more, visible through a clear window.

The program is designed to establish customer engagement, maximize loyalty enrollment and boost in-store sales, the companies said.

The cups, available at c-stores throughout North and South Carolina, seamlessly integrate with existing apps and loyalty programs, Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based Reward cups said.

Minuteman Food Mart is a division of Elizabethtown, North Carolina-based Campbell Oil. It operates 64 locations. 

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