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No Coupons, No Compromises, No Games: ALDI Feeds 10 for Under $39 This Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving season, ALDI is setting the bar with a classic, hard to beat Thanksgiving meal for 10 for under $39, no coupons, loyalty cards, minimum purchases or memberships required.* The holiday meal includes a 16-pound turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, dinner rolls, cranberries, peas, carrots, celery, pumpkin pie ingredients, milk and whipping cream, proving shoppers can spend less without settling for less.
"Thanksgiving shouldn't require a calculator or a coupon strategy," said Atty McGrath, CEO, ALDI...
Canadian Field Pea Market Well Supplied as Pea Protein Demand Rises
As of September 9, the Canadian pulse market is well supplied to meet strong demand for pea protein, according to Canada’s latest stocks data.
Changes in raw material supply take three or four months to affect the further processed pea protein market, shared Expana’s Market Reporter, Andraia Torsiello
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