Grand Emirates Market Mega Saver offers this week

The Grand Emirates Market weekly catalogue

Grand Emirates Market serves local communities with a supermarket offer centred on fresh food, groceries and household essentials. Its catalogue presents the week's selected prices on fruit and vegetables, meat and chicken, dairy, bread, rice, oil, beverages and cleaning products, with special pages during Ramadan, Eid and the UAE's national celebrations. For residents nearby, it is a convenient way to compare prices with the big chains without going far. Browse the catalogue valid now on this page, see the areas it covers and come back for next week's preview.

Comparing catalogues before the weekly shop has become a reflex in the UAE, where the same basket can cost noticeably more or less depending on the store and the week. The the catalogue lets you see at a glance which fresh products, pantry staples and household essentials are discounted, so you can build your shopping list around real savings rather than impulse buys.

Grand Emirates Market offers across the UAE

People who search for Grand Emirates Market offers today usually want two answers: what is discounted right now, and whether the deal applies in their emirate.

To see everything at once, open the offers valid today at the top of this page, then switch to the next-week tab for what is coming.

When do the new weekly offers come out?

Grand Emirates Market catalogues usually run for about a week, although some promotions last only three or four days and seasonal campaigns can stretch over several weeks. Rather than guessing, rely on the validity dates shown at the top of this page: they come from the catalogue itself. New issues replace old ones automatically, and expired catalogues are shown in black and white so you never confuse old prices with current ones.

The most popular products in Grand Emirates Market offers

The first pages of a hypermarket catalogue are designed to catch your eye with 'hero' prices on the products everybody buys: chicken, eggs, milk, rice, cooking oil, water and fresh vegetables. These headline offers are often the best deals of the week and the easiest to plan meals around.

Further inside, look for the pantry and household pages: basmati and sella rice, lentils and chickpeas, spices, canned tuna, tomato paste, tea, coffee and dates on one side; detergents, cleaning sprays, kitchen rolls, baby care and personal hygiene on the other. These products keep well, so a strong promotion is the right time to buy a bit more than usual.

Which emirates and branches are covered?

According to the information published with this issue, the Grand Emirates Market catalogue applies in Abu Dhabi. Offers can vary between emirates and branches, so it is worth checking that your usual store is covered before making the trip. Our city and area pages gather all the catalogues valid in each location, making it easy to compare what is on offer near home or near the office.

Tips to save at Grand Emirates Market

• During National Day and Eid, neighbourhood markets often run special offers on dates, sweets and hospitality items — perfect for majlis guests.
• Use the area filter on the city pages to see whether a bigger store nearby has a better price on your main items this week.
• Compare the unit price (per kg or per litre) printed under each offer rather than the pack price: it is the only fair way to compare brands and sizes.
• Freeze promoted meat, chicken and fish in meal-sized portions: a 25% discount on protein, multiplied by a freezer, makes a real difference over a year.
• Private-label products are often cheaper than brands even without a promotion; try them on basics such as rice, pasta, oil and cleaning products.

When to shop at Grand Emirates Market

Since Grand Emirates Market catalogues usually start on Thursday, that is the best day to find the full stock of promoted items.

The big promotion seasons in the UAE

Seasons shape every hypermarket catalogue in the Emirates. Ramadan is the biggest grocery period of the year, with long campaigns on staples and iftar favourites; Eid brings meat, sweets and gift boxes; summer adds water, juices and travel items; the school season fills the pages with snacks and lunch-box products; and National Day, the Dubai Shopping Festival and year-end sales add extra rounds of discounts. Watching the next-week tab is the easiest way to see these campaigns coming.

How to read weekly offers like a pro

A catalogue is designed to make you buy, so read it with a plan. First, check the validity dates and the branches covered. Second, list what you actually need this week and tick the items that are on promotion. Third, look for the small print: quantity limits, member-only prices, online-only offers or specific bank cards.

Keep in mind that the advertised price in the UAE should include the 5% VAT, and that the same product may appear at a different price in another store's catalogue the same week. Our search bar lets you check this in seconds before you head to Grand Emirates Market.

Why compare catalogues before shopping in the UAE?

With dozens of hypermarkets, co-operatives, electronics chains and value stores competing for the same customers, prices in the UAE change constantly. Comparing catalogues takes a few minutes and prevents the most common mistake: paying the regular price for an item that is discounted somewhere nearby, or that will be cheaper next week.

Compare Grand Emirates Market with other hypermarkets & supermarkets in the UAE

Grand Emirates Market is not the only option in its category: Carrefour, LuLu Hypermarket, Nesto and Al Safeer Hypermarket also publish regular catalogues that are worth a look. Because promotions rotate, one store may be cheapest on the products you need this week while another leads the following week. Our store pages and city pages make it easy to compare them side by side before deciding where to shop.

Loyalty programmes, payment and delivery

Many UAE retailers run loyalty programmes, apps or member prices that can be combined with catalogue offers. Before paying, check whether your card or app adds points, cashback or an extra discount, and whether a promotion requires a specific payment method or bank card. If you shop online, compare the delivery fee and minimum order with the saving of the catalogue deal — for small baskets, the trip to the store is sometimes still the cheaper option.

How this page works

Everything on this page follows the dates of the catalogue itself: the current issue is shown in colour, upcoming issues are labelled as sneak peeks and expired ones switch to black and white with a clear stamp. When several Grand Emirates Market catalogues run at the same time — a weekly issue plus a special edition, for example — they are all listed in the blocks above, each with its own dates and branches.

Building a monthly budget with weekly offers

Catalogues are most useful when they become part of a routine. Many UAE families set a monthly budget for groceries and household items, then use the weekly leaflets to decide where each part of that budget is spent. Start by listing the products you buy every month, note their usual price, and tick them off when they appear at a lower price in the Grand Emirates Market catalogue or in another store's leaflet. After a few weeks you will know the real 'good price' of your essentials, and promotions that are not real bargains will stand out immediately.

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