Civil Service Consumer Corporation Announces Discounts on Over 250 Items - Jordan News
Amman – The Civil Service Consumer Corporation (CSCC) announced promotional discounts on more than 250 food and non-food items, starting Monday and running through Thursday evening, July 3. The discounts range from 7% to 30%. اضافة اعلان Acting Director General Eng. Essam Al-Jarrah stated in a press release on Sunday that the offers mainly include essential goods such as rice, sugar, vegetable oils, tea, powdered milk, legumes, and tahini. These discounts will be available across all 69 CSCC branches throughout the Kingdom's governorates and districts, with sufficient quantities to meet consumer demand. He encouraged consumers to visit the corporation's official Facebook page to view full details of the discounted items and their prices. Al-Jarrah added that consumers in the capital, Amman, can also place orders via the online store at www.jcsccshop.gov.jo or through the CSCC mobile app available on Android and iOS under the name 'Civil Service Consumer Store.' He emphasized that these discounts are part of the corporation's ongoing efforts to ease the financial burden on citizens, especially those with low and middle incomes, and to protect them from rising prices. The corporation bases its purchases and sales on strict quality standards and laboratory testing, he said, confirming that all discounted items have passed the required health and safety tests before being made available in stores.
Al-Jarrah also noted that citizens can submit suggestions and feedback through official communication channels, including the hotline 4885843, the corporation's Facebook page, direct contact with market managers or customer service, suggestion and complaint boxes at store entrances, and the official website www.jcscc.gov.jo.
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