As the new school year approaches, HiperDino is stepping up to support families in the Canary Islands with an incredible 50% discount on school supplies. The offer, aimed at easing the financial burden of back-to-school costs, runs from today, August 22nd, to September 4th and includes a wide range of essential items for students.
The supermarket chain, known for its slogan “The Best Prices in the Canaries,” is offering half-price discounts on popular brands of diaries, notebooks, folders, binders, paper, pens, pencils, and markers. There’s no minimum purchase required, making it easier for families to stock up on everything they need.
Customers who take advantage of this promotion will receive a coupon on their receipt for 50% off their school supply purchases. This coupon can be redeemed for a single transaction between September 5th and 30th at any HiperDino, SuperDino store, or through their online shopping channel.
Stores across the Canary Islands are participating in Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Tenerife, and La Palma, ensuring that families throughout the region can benefit from these significant savings.
However, there are some exclusions: the promotion does not apply to reading books, and the discount coupon cannot be used for tobacco, beverages, or phone top-ups. Additionally, customers are limited to purchasing six units of each product per transaction, while supplies last.
Founded in 1985 with 100% Canarian capital, HiperDino has grown into the preferred supermarket chain in the Canary Islands, employing over 9,500 people. With its commitment to providing exceptional service, competitive pricing, and a vast selection of over 15,000 products across its 255 stores and online platform, HiperDino continues to lead the market.
The company’s economic and social impact is significant, contributing 2.58% to the region’s GDP in 2023. Nearly half of its purchases come from local suppliers, reinforcing its commitment to the community.
Through the DinoSol Foundation, HiperDino is also dedicated to supporting local families and sustainable practices, making it a cornerstone of Canarian society.
