Payless SuperFresh & Truckload Store is proud to partner with the CNMI Nutritional Assistance Program in accepting benefits commonly known as food stamps. <\/p>\n
NAP is a part of a nationwide program designed to provide families who are temporarily in need of basic nutritional support. <\/p>\n
Payless SuperFresh & Truckload Store is now able to extend quality meats, an extensive variety of dairy items, and fresh produce to NAP recipients, empowering families to cook more nutritious meals at home. <\/p>\n
With a butcher shop that offers Certified Angus Beef of any cut, a produce department that is replenished weekly, a growing vegan section within a Dairy and Deli department and a Grab-and-Go corner for those who need a quick meal, Payless SuperFresh & Truckload Store can help you bring more to your dinner table. <\/p>\n
NAP recipients are also encouraged to sign up for the Customer First Rewards Program to earn more points and credit toward in-store items. <\/p>\n
Store hours are 8am to 9pm every day. Follow the store on Facebook: @paylesssuperfreshtruckloadstore and on Instagram @paylesssuperfresh for updates on featured items and sale extensions as well as pick up a copy of the Saipan Tribune every Tuesday and Thursday for in-store new arrivals. <\/p>\n
\u201cWe are committed to keeping this Triple J promise\u2014to provide the freshest and highest quality foods for everyone on island,\u201d said general manager Morgan Carrico.<\/p>\n
To learn more about CNMI NAP, visit the organization\u2019s Facebook page: @nap.cnmi or call (670)237.2800. (PR)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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