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16-05-2025
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The 11 Best Deals to Buy at Costco Right Now
A new slate of Costco deals runs from May 14 to June 8. The early-summer coupon book includes savings on Late July chips, Spindrift seltzer and more. You can also save $8 on select brands of individual coffee you're on the hunt for the best anti-inflammatory snacks or stocking up on foods that are good for the Mediterranean diet, there are lots of reasons to shop for groceries at Costco. On top of bulk pricing on foods like frozen fruit and guacamole, the warehouse club often runs deals for its members in the form of in-store and online coupons, and there are some great savings coming to Costco in May and June 2025. Costco's current coupon savings book runs from May 14 through June 8, and includes savings on everything from kitchen staples like sparkling water and healthy snacks to food storage items like glass containers and aluminum foil. In fact, many of Costco's early-summer 2025 coupon deals offer a savings of $5 or more off regular warehouse prices, making these May-June Costco deals worth incorporating into your next Costco run. So clear out some space in your refrigerators and pantries, because we've rounded up 11 Costco deals worth snagging on your next shopping trip. $5 off each 18-piece set Switching from plastic to glass storage containers is a great way to limit microplastics in the kitchen. Glass storage containers are also helpful in keeping foods like fresh cherries or garlic bulbs fresher for longer. A savings of $5 off this 18-piece, lidded Pyrex glassware set makes the entire set around $30, a great deal considering the variety of container sizes included in the set. $5 off each 30-count pack of cans Made with real fruit juice and sparkling water, Spindrift is among our favorite canned beverages—especially summertime varieties like grapefruit and lime. Both our favorites and Spindrift's lemon variety are included in this 30-pack of canned, sparkling water. The variety pack is $5 off at Costco right now, which means you'll end up paying about 50 cents per can. $5.50 off two 250-square-foot packages Aluminum foil is helpful to have on hand for all kinds of summer cooking, from air frying to grilling. It's a great kitchen product to stock up on, especially at Costco's current price of about $22 for two 250-square-foot boxes. With a deal like this, you'll have aluminum foil around all throughout the summer grilling season. $3 off each 14.4-ounce bag There's lots to love about the ingredients list for these nutty, chocolaty snack bites. Dark chocolate may help reduce menstrual cramps and boost iron levels, cranberry may help prevent urinary tract infections and boost immune health, and almonds can boost fiber intake and help keep hunger at bay, to name a few. A $3-per-bag savings on these JoJo's snack bites makes each 14.4-ounce bag less than $10, which is another great reason to give the treat a try. $2.10 off each 22-ounce bag Summer snacking begs for a good bag of tortilla chips, and with a more than $2-per-bag savings on these Late July salt and lime chips, it's absolutely worth stocking up on your next Costco run. Tortilla chips go perfectly with many of our favorite summer dips, like fresh and simple guacamole and creamy Buffalo chicken dip, served right in its baking dish. Related: 13 High-Protein Dips for Game Day $8 off select Peet's and Dunkin' varieties Save big at Costco on two different K-cup coffee pod varieties: Peet's Coffee Major Dickason's Blend Dark Roast and Dunkin' Original Blend Medium Roast. Each box of K-cups has more than 70 coffee pods inside and is $8 off through June 8. Drinking black coffee may help control blood sugar levels, and coffee consumption may be linked to healthier bowel movements, improved mood, better thyroid function and plenty more health benefits, so this is a summer deal you can feel good about taking advantage of. $6 off each 24-count package Perrier is a popular brand of sparkling mineral water, but the bottled bubbly water can get pricey. Costco is offering a $6 off savings on 24-count packages of 16.9-ounce bottles of Maison Perrier right now, making the bulk pack of mineral water less than $20. Mineral water offers lots of potential health benefits, from stronger bones to lower risk of metabolic syndrome, so get ready to save big and drink up. $3 off each box of six 4.4-ounce cans Canned sardines are a perfect pantry item to keep on hand, great for whipping up quick, healthy dishes like Spicy Sardine Linguine and Greek Salad with Sardines. Plus, saving $3 off a six-pack of these olive oil-packed sardines means you can also reap the health benefits of sardines, including improved bone and brain health, type 2 diabetes prevention and heart-health benefits. Related: I'm a Dietitian and This Is the Canned Food I Never Leave the Store Without $4 off each box of six acai bowls with granola packets We love making our own acai bowls, like these Acai-Blueberry Smoothie Bowls and banana-topped Acai Bowls. But there's also something magical about having a ready-made acai bowl in the freezer, waiting to be consumed on-the-go. With this Costco deal, you can save $4 on a six-pack of Tattooed Chef's organic, granola-topped acai bowls, making the entire box around $11. Acai bowls are a great way to add antioxidant-rich foods into your diet, an added perk to enjoying this delicious breakfast option. $4 off each 24-pack As much as we love to cook (and eat!), we also love an easy kitchen cleanup routine. Sponges definitely make it easy to wipe down counters and cooktops, but since experts recommend replacing your kitchen sponge at least once a month, it can be healthy and helpful to keep a stock of sponges on hand. With $4 savings on a 24-pack of these Scotch-Brite sponges, you can stock up on sponges for less than $15. $5.60 off a 14-count package Take it from someone who got too hungry waiting in a checkout line recently and impulse-bought a bag of potato chips: Having a healthy snack on you at all times can really help with sticking to your healthy-eating goals. Costco is currently offering more than $5 off a 14-pack of RxBar protein bars, so it's a great time to stock up and keep an emergency protein bar in your purse or car. Trust me, your future hungry self will thank you. Related: We Taste-Tested 120 Protein Bars. These 6 Ranked the Best for Flavor & Nutrition Read the original article on EATINGWELL
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17-04-2025
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Campbell's promotes insiders to accelerate growth
This story was originally published on Food Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Food Dive newsletter. The Campbell's Company is promoting a pair of its executives to top growth positions at the food manufacturer. Elizabeth Duggan will become president of the company's snacks division on May 12, while Janda Lukin will take on the newly created role of chief growth officer starting June 2. Current snacks president Chris Foley will leave in July after a 25-year career at Campbell's. Duggan will work closely with Foley until his departure. The executive changes are the latest at the maker of its namesake soups, Rao's sauces and Late July chips. Risa Cretella became president of Campbell's meals and beverages unit in February after Mick Beekhuizen, who previously oversaw the unit, took over as CEO. Just over two months after Beekhuizen took the top role at the V8, Pepperidge Farm and Pacific Foods maker, the latest promotions are evidence that the senior executive is doing what he can to generate growth — an industry challenge as inflation and consumer uncertainty over the economy lead to a pullback in spending. The appointment of two company veterans, both with extensive experience in the food space, gives Campbell's a pair of leaders who know the company and its growth strategy. They're also likely familiar with Beekhuizen and where he's looking to take the 156-year-old business. Duggan, who joined Campbell's in 2019, will oversee the long-term growth and margin expansion of the snacks division. Previously, she was the senior vice president and general manager of Campbell's Company of Canada where she 'delivered top-tier results including significant revenue and earnings growth,' according to the company, and helped with the successful launch of new products.. Lukin, meanwhile, was described by Campbell's 'as a proven business leader and growth-driven marketer.' Since joining the company in 2016, she helped return growth back to its soup business and 'significantly increased' the pace of innovation in snacks. Prior to Campbell's, Lukin spent 14 years with Mondelēz International where she oversaw its Oreo and Chips Ahoy! business. "Elizabeth and Janda have each played pivotal roles in transforming Campbell's over the last several years,' Beekhuizen said. 'They are the right leaders to drive our strategy and take our performance to the next level.' While Campbell's has a strong portfolio, the executive team is facing a challenging consumer environment. Last month, Campbell's lowered its forecast, predicting net sales to rise 6% to 8% this year, instead of 9% to 11%. Organic sales projections also were lowered to be flat or drop by up to 2%. Previously, the company was predicting sales to be unchanged or up 2%. Beekhuizen noted at the time that Campbell's was dealing with 'softness' in some snacking categories, most notably cookies and crackers. Robert Moskow, an analyst with TD Cowen, said in a March research note that Campbell's reduced guidance 'pokes a hole in the investment case that its stock merits a higher valuation multiple for diversifying into snacks and premium pasta sauce' with Rao's, which the company acquired in March 2024. He added that competition and expansion of GLP-1 usage 'presents a significant headwind to Snacks.' Recommended Reading 'Sauce is boss': How Campbell Soup is turning Rao's into its next $1B brand
