Big Changes to Kellogg’s Family Rewards
Kellogg updates and modernizes its rewards program, eliminating the codes imprinted on packages in favor of receipt scanning and linking loyalty cards.
Kellogg updates and modernizes its rewards program, eliminating the codes imprinted on packages in favor of receipt scanning and linking loyalty cards.
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Kellogg’s Family Rewards scales back on the coupons that it offers, and points the finger at couponers as the reason for the change.