Costco/Kirkland products and who actually makes them

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Warning Yes this is a click bait type article one product per “next” tab**

Besides the above warning I found this pretty interesting. Please note; You have to check to see if it’s confirmed or not, like Kirkland Vodka/Grey Goose, that’s been the rumor but it’s not confirmed. Jim Beam being the Kirkland Bourbon is confirmed etc.

https://za.investing.com/magazine/are-these-the-big-brands-hidden-behind-costco-canada-kirkland-label/36/?ref=next

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I can’t get the slideshow to advance on this… Is it just me?

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It’s not the same one but here is a similar list in just one text

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I couldn’t either, on several browsers.

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Just a not about the two things I know:

  1. The Parmigiano Reggiano sold at Costco is Parmigiano Reggiano Stravecchio which is aged 36 months and is generally used in cooking in Italy. The table cheese is aged 24 months.
  2. Sonova’s Phonak hearing aids actually have different levels and the Costco versions have fewer bells and whistles (which most people do not use anyway,)
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Brands apart, Yahoo is still there! I had totally forgotten about the site. 15 years ago it was where I went for news.

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