Overview
- The retailer said it is actively reviewing Clubcard with the intention of extending eligibility to under-18s in 2026, with timing and details still to be confirmed.
- Under current rules, younger shoppers cannot access Clubcard prices such as the £3.85 meal deal and instead pay the standard £4.25.
- Which? says non-Clubcard users paid about £52 more on a large trolley shop, and its retail editor Reena Sewraz welcomed Tesco’s pledge while urging swift implementation.
- Tesco stressed that shoppers without a Clubcard can still find value through its Aldi Price Match and Everyday Low Prices initiatives.
- Other chains largely restrict loyalty schemes to adults, with Morrisons raising its minimum age to 18 in July 2025, as the CMA has encouraged supermarkets to enable access for under-18s.