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The Big Brands Behind Costco’s Budget-Friendly Kirkland Products

Bargain hunters rejoice! Shopping at discount havens like Aldi and Costco can not only save your wallet but also introduce you to quality brands disguised under lesser-known labels. Aldi, famous for its cost-cutting strategies, shelves generic brands to sidestep hefty marketing costs, passing the savings directly to you. Over at Costco, the store's own Kirkland brand is the star, often priced lower than its heavily advertised counterparts, but without compromising on quality.

For instance, did you know that many of Kirkland's products are actually manufactured by household names? Take their coffee, which is brewed up by none other than Starbucks itself, offering blends like Signature Espresso and House Blend. Even the party favorite, Kirkland’s 18-ounce red cups, hail from Chinet. Kirkland's aluminum foil? It's sturdy enough for any kitchen challenge, thanks to Reynolds.

And there’s more—those colorful Kirkland jelly beans are produced by Jelly Belly, packing 49 flavors in one massive jar. Craving cranberry juice? Kirkland’s version comes straight from Ocean Spray's vats. This insider knowledge means you can indulge in familiar quality, just without the brand-name price tag.

Costco’s commitment doesn't end there; their satisfaction guarantee policy ensures that any Kirkland purchase is risk-free, promising quality whether the brand is known or not. Next time you're stocking up, remember, those savings might just come with a hidden premium pedigree.

Volusia and Flagler Counties Spring into Action with Earth Day Celebrations Galore

This Earth Day, Monday, April 22, Central Florida is set to celebrate with a series of events across the region. Washington Oaks Gardens State Park and Betty Steflik Memorial Preserve in Flagler, along with multiple locations in Volusia including Ormond Beach, DeLand, Ponce Inlet, Deltona, and Daytona Beach are hosting festivities ranging from cleanups and tree giveaways to educational programs for children. These events, sparked by the holiday's creation in 1970 to promote environmental protection, emphasize local involvement and ecological awareness.

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