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When it comes to bulk shopping, Costco’s private label—Kirkland Signature—has earned a reputation that rivals even the biggest national brands. In many cases, Kirkland products are made by the same manufacturers that produce higher-priced name-brand items, just without the flashy packaging. For Costco members, that means top-tier quality at unbeatable…

A shopper noticed a double label on a package of salmon at Costco, revealing a completely different expiration date underneath. The issue? The new label made the Kirkland Signature sockeye salmon appear fresher than it may actually have been, possibly tricking shoppers into purchasing something slightly older than they thought.

We all gravitate toward the familiar names in stores—but that often means overpaying or missing out on hidden gems. Trying obscure store brands lets you discover high-quality, often unique products without the hefty brand markup. Plus, these lesser-known brands tend to take more risks with product lines, giving you something…

For many shoppers, Costco is a weekend ritual—a place to buy oversized packs of snacks, household goods, and cheap hot dogs. But beneath the surface,...

Costco recalls Prosecco and Ahi Poke across dozens of states. See refund rules, disposal steps and what Kirkland shoppers need to know.

Most shoppers assume store-brand products are cheaper because they cut corners on quality. The truth is, many private-label items are manufactured by the very same companies that make the name brands. The only difference is the packaging and the price tag you see on the shelf. This behind-the-scenes arrangement is…

Seven items you need to grab at Costco to make sure you're ready to make all your favorite fall recipes. 

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When you walk down the grocery store aisle, you see shelves packed with choices. Name brands sit next to store brands, and the price difference can be huge. But here’s something most shoppers don’t realize: many supermarket brands outsource their products to the same factories that make the name brands.…