EBT benefits can now be redeemed online through Food Lion To Go in NC
Food Lion has announced that North Carolina Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants are now able to redeem their electronic benefit transfer (EBT) benefits online at Food Lion through Food Lion To Go.
According to a statement from Food Lion, "SNAP participants simply link their SNAP/EBT food card information as a form of payment then select the eligible fresh food and grocery items needed to nourish their family just as they would if shopping in store.
Food Lion To Go allows customers to place an order and pick up their groceries on the same day.
“We’re excited to offer our North Carolina neighbors using SNAP/EBT this new option to shop however they prefer, in-store or online,” said Evan Harding, director of digital and e-commerce at Food Lion. “Food Lion To Go allows customers the ability to shop from wherever is most convenient, while still ensuring they have access to fresh, nutritious food to nourish their families. It’s one of the many ways Food Lion makes grocery shopping easy, fresh and affordable for our neighbors.”
The company release also indicates the following regarding Food Lion To Go:
By linking their personal MVP savings loyalty card to their account, Food Lion customers can use digital coupons and redeem their “Shop & Earn” MVP rewards program savings. Customers can also see their accumulated Shop & Earn rewards on their checkout screen and view which clipped digital coupons will be applied to their order. This is in addition to their MVP discounts, in-store promotions and weekly savings specials.
How Food Lion To Go Works:
* Visit shop.foodlion.com or open the Food Lion To Go app.
* Enter your zip code and select the closest participating store.
* Add fresh groceries and everyday essentials to your virtual cart.
* Choose a pickup window (same day or up to seven days in advance) and check out.
* A To Go shopper picks, packs and stores the order until you arrive, then loads it in your car.
See all the details on the Food Lion website.
