Which major food retailer was the first to introduce a modern digital customer loyalty program in the 1990s that tracked individual purchase history and offered personalized rewards?

Customer loyalty programs have become essential in the competitive food retail landscape. These programs not only encourage repeat purchases but also provide valuable data on customer preferences and shopping habits. This trivia question explores the history of customer loyalty innovation in the food and restaurant sector, testing your knowledge of which major food retailer was truly ahead of its time with loyalty program implementation.

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Tesco with its Clubcard (1995)
Kroger with Kroger Plus (1997)
Safeway with Club Card (1998)
Whole Foods Market with Whole Deal (1999)