Fresh food is one of those things that can quietly take up a big part of the weekly household budget. A few vegetables, some fruit, chicken and seafood can easily add up when doing the grocery shopping. That is why promotions on everyday fresh produce can be worth paying attention to, especially when the prices are low enough to make it worthwhile to stock up.
For shoppers looking for a reason to visit Giant Malaysia this week, the Pasar Segar Rakyat promotion is offering selected fresh produce at attractive prices from 7 to 10 September 2026. The promotion features a mixture of fruits, vegetables, poultry and seafood, with selected items starting from just RM1.29.
This is a relatively short four-day promotion, so it is the sort of grocery offer that is better planned around rather than left until the last minute. Selected products are available while stocks last, meaning popular items may not necessarily remain available throughout the entire promotional period.
Fresh Produce Deals Starting from RM1.29
One of the most attention-grabbing offers in this Giant promotion is the Apple Fuji C100 at RM1.29 each. Apples are easy to add to the family’s weekly grocery list, whether they are eaten as a quick snack, packed into lunch boxes or kept at home for a simple dessert.
Another low-price highlight is the Lemon (L) at RM1.29 each. Lemons can be useful for cooking, making drinks or adding a little freshness to everyday meals. At RM1.29 each, it may be a good opportunity to pick up a few if lemons are already part of the household shopping list.
For seafood lovers, Ketam Bunga (S), weighing between 100g and 150g, is available at RM2.49 each. It could be an interesting addition to a seafood meal, particularly for shoppers who are planning to prepare dishes at home during the week.
There is also a useful selection of vegetables in the promotion. Local Pumpkin is priced at RM2.39 per kg, while Cabbage Beijing is RM2.99 per kg. Both are practical ingredients that can be used across different types of home cooking.
Pumpkin can be incorporated into soups, stir-fries and other family dishes, while Beijing cabbage can be used in stir-fries, noodles, hotpot meals and soups. These are the kinds of basic ingredients that can be particularly useful when trying to make the grocery budget stretch further.
More Fruit and Meat Deals to Look Out For
For those who enjoy buying local or seasonal fruit, Guava Lohan is available at RM7.99 per kg. Guava makes an easy snack for the family and can also be prepared in different ways at home. Buying fruit by weight also gives shoppers the flexibility to choose an amount that suits their household instead of necessarily purchasing a large quantity.
The promotion also includes a poultry deal with Chicken Ribs at RM8.99 per kg. Chicken is a regular staple for many Malaysian households, so a lower price on a useful cut can make a noticeable difference to the weekly shopping bill.
Chicken ribs can be prepared in a variety of ways, from soups and stews to marinades and other home-cooked dishes. Shoppers who already know how they want to use them may want to plan their meals before heading to the store, particularly if they are hoping to take advantage of the promotional price.
For something a little more special, SA Strawberry 250g is priced at RM11.99 per pack. Strawberries can be enjoyed on their own, served with breakfast, added to desserts or used as an ingredient for drinks and homemade treats.
With a mixture of everyday vegetables, fruit, poultry and seafood, the promotion is not limited to one particular type of shopper. A family doing its regular weekly grocery run, someone preparing meals for several days, or shoppers simply looking for cheaper fresh ingredients may all find something useful among the featured deals.
Why Is This Giant Promotion Worth Checking Out?
The biggest reason to take a look at the Pasar Segar Rakyat promotion is that the offers focus on fresh food rather than items that might simply sit in the cupboard for months. When a promotion discounts products that households regularly buy anyway, the potential savings can be more practical.
For example, buying an apple for RM1.29 or lemon for RM1.29 may not sound like a huge saving on its own. However, grocery savings can become more meaningful when several discounted items are combined in the same shopping trip.
A shopper could pick up fruit, vegetables and meat from the promotional selection and use them as the basis for several meals. This can be a more sensible way to approach grocery promotions than buying something simply because it is discounted.
The short promotional period is another reason to pay attention. The Giant Pasar Segar Rakyat offer runs from 7 September until 10 September 2026, giving shoppers only a few days to take advantage of the advertised prices.
Because the promotion is subject to stock availability, shoppers who have their eye on a particular item may prefer to visit earlier in the campaign. Fresh produce promotions can naturally see popular products sell faster, particularly when the advertised prices are noticeably lower than usual.
A Good Chance to Plan the Week’s Meals
One simple way to make the most of the promotion is to check the kitchen before going shopping. Take a look at what vegetables, fruit and meat are already available, then decide which promotional items could complement them.
For instance, Beijing cabbage and chicken can form part of a simple stir-fry, while pumpkin can be used in a soup or another home-cooked dish. Apples, guava and strawberries can cover snacks or breakfast throughout the week.
This approach helps avoid unnecessary purchases while still allowing shoppers to take advantage of the lower prices.
It is also worth remembering that fresh produce has a limited shelf life. Buying more than the household can reasonably consume may not actually save money if some of it eventually goes to waste. The best bargains are usually the ones that fit naturally into the family’s meal plans.
Visit Giant Malaysia Before the Promotion Ends
The Giant Pasar Segar Rakyat promotion is a straightforward grocery offer, but that is exactly what makes it appealing. Instead of focusing on luxury purchases or occasional treats, the promotion puts attention on fresh ingredients that can become part of everyday meals.
With selected deals including Apple Fuji C100 and Lemon (L) at RM1.29 each, Ketam Bunga from RM2.49 each, vegetables from RM2.39 per kg, Chicken Ribs at RM8.99 per kg, and SA Strawberries at RM11.99 per pack, there are several prices worth checking out.
For Malaysian households trying to keep grocery spending under control, this could be a useful opportunity to refresh the kitchen without spending quite as much on selected fresh essentials.
The promotion is available from 7 to 10 September 2026, while stocks last. Since it is only running for four days, shoppers interested in the advertised deals may want to make their grocery trip earlier rather than waiting until the final day.
As always with fresh produce promotions, prices and availability can be subject to the individual store and stock levels. Terms and conditions apply, so it is sensible to check the details in-store before making a purchase.
If there are fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood or poultry already on the shopping list, the Giant Pasar Segar Rakyat promotion could be a good excuse to get the weekly groceries done while looking for a few worthwhile savings along the way.
Promotional/Event Details
Date: 7-10 September 2026
Time: During Giant Malaysia store operating hours
Venue: Participating Giant Malaysia stores
Promotion: Pasar Segar Rakyat – selected fresh produce from RM1.29
Featured Deals:
- Apple Fuji C100 – RM1.29 each
- Lemon (L) – RM1.29 each
- Ketam Bunga (S) (100g-150g) – RM2.49 each
- Local Pumpkin – RM2.39/kg
- Cabbage Beijing – RM2.99/kg
- Guava Lohan – RM7.99/kg
- Chicken Ribs – RM8.99/kg
- SA Strawberry 250g – RM11.99/pack
- Available while stocks last
- Terms and conditions apply

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