Max Stock Slashes Prices on Holiday Essentials
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli retailer Max Stock has announced significant price cuts on household items, including kitchenware and disposable goods, ahead of the High Holidays. The sale features items like glass bottles, decorative napkins, plates, and serving trays, with prices starting as low as 4 shekels.
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- Max Stock offers discounted household items for the High Holidays.
- Prices start at 4 shekels for serving trays.
- Kitchenware, plastic, and disposable items are featured.
- Holiday-specific items like decorative napkins are on sale.
- The sale aims to provide affordable holiday preparation.
In anticipation of the High Holidays, Israeli retail chain Max Stock is launching a significant price reduction campaign on a variety of household items, with a particular focus on kitchenware, plastic goods, and disposable products. The sale aims to help consumers prepare for holiday meals and entertaining without excessive spending.
Among the featured deals are glass bottles for oil, vinegar, or juice priced at 5.90 shekels. Customers can also find a set of eight champagne or wine glasses and a pack of decorative "Shana Tova" (Happy New Year) napkins, both for 5.90 shekels. Additionally, a package of 10 elegant silver or gold plates is available for 10.90 shekels.
The promotion extends to serving trays, with transparent trays in various shapes and sizes starting at just 4 shekels. For disposable items, a special offer allows customers to purchase three trays for 10.90 shekels.
This holiday sale follows a similar back-to-school promotion where Max Stock offered discounted stationery, including a 12-pack of markers for 7.90 shekels, permanent markers for 2.90 shekels, correction tape pens for 5.90 shekels, and basic pens for 4 shekels. Other back-to-school deals included a 12-pack of metallic or pastel pencils for 5.90 shekels, a "Rick and Morty" themed notepad for 1.90 shekels, a 100-page spiral organizer for 10.90 shekels, and a 50-page writing pad for 5.90 shekels.
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