Until now, other coupon providers like Quotient, Valassis, News America Marketing and Catalina could make their digital coupon offers available on Inmar’s platforms. Inmar runs the digital coupon programs for retailers like Publix and Family Dollar, and owns YouTech, which operates ShopRite’s and all Kroger-owned stores’ digital coupon programs. That “sudden change” is likely a reference to the introduction of the “Innovator Ecosystem,” a new initiative announced by Inmar last fall. This sudden change reduced the number of coupons that we can make available to consumers on destinations such as .” “Unfortunately,” Marc Mathies, vice president of product at Valassis, told Coupons in the News, “our former distribution partner for digital coupons has made the decision to stop accepting digital coupon distribution from Valassis, and many other third-party providers. And affiliate sites that still provide RedPlum printable coupons via direct links and dedicated coupon galleries – like the one here on Coupons in the News and other coupon sites – will no longer have any to offer, effective at the end of this month.
As of a few weeks ago, the /Everyday page once dedicated to grocery coupons now contains only coupon codes for online grocery orders and links to external sites. Valassis, the owner of RedPlum and RetailMeNot, has drastically scaled back its printable and digital coupon offerings. Print-at-home and digital load-to-card coupons that were once available on both sites, are now available on neither. Two years later, that transition is finally complete – but not everything made the move to its new home. That change took effect immediately on the Sunday coupon inserts, but moving all of RedPlum’s online content to the RetailMeNot website took a bit longer. It’s been nearly two years since the owner of RedPlum said it was retiring the name, changing it to RetailMeNot Everyday. Don’t go looking for printable or digital coupons on RedPlum or RetailMeNot anymore.
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