New Publix Coupon Policy

Publix has outlined their new coupon policy and it seems to be pretty fair. I don’t really see any changes for my stores.

Note   This policy is not online yet, rather at this point it is being handed out in select grocery stores and locations.

• Publix accepts one Manufacturer Coupon (MFR) per item
• Publix accepts original Publix Coupons (no copies)
• Publix accepts valid Internet Coupons
• Publix accepts nearby Competitor Coupons (each Publix store will identify their competitors)
• Publix accepts Competitor Pharmacy Coupons for prescriptions only.
• Publix will not accept percent off coupons (percent off an item or percent off a total)
• Publix accepts coupons for identical merchandise they sell
• Publix acknowledges restrictions on the coupons
• Publix reserves the right to limit quantities
• Publix requires manager approval for coupons over $5 in value.
• Publix recognizes each item as a separate purchase on a B1G1 sale. That means you can use two coupons.
• On one item, you can use a manufacturer (MFR) AND store coupon (SC) or competitor coupon (CC)
• Publix accepts only one type of dollar off total coupons (ie one $2 off $5 Bakery purchase)
• “The order total must be equal to or greater than the total purchase requirements indicated on the coupon(s) presented.”

Check with your local store to see what coupons they take as competitors as each store varies based on location and stores surrounding it.