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Launched in 2002, Nectar is a prominent loyalty program in the UK, owned by Sainsbury's. The program enables millions of members to collect "Nectar points" on their everyday spending at hundreds of partner brands, including Sainsbury's, Argos, Esso, and eBay. These points can then be redeemed for discounts on shopping, travel, and various other rewards. The parent company, Nectar 360 Ltd, leverages the vast customer data collected to provide personalized offers, market insights, and advertising solutions to its business partners, effectively operating as a data-driven marketing and loyalty services company.

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Nectar

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