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Costco Kirkland Signature product expansion
Overview
Costco is expanding its Kirkland Signature lineup through the introduction of new products and the reinstatement of former favorites. Recent additions include Sparkling Energy Drinks in Tropical, Orange, and Peach flavors, as well as fresh, in-house Southern-style buttermilk biscuits in the bakery section. The snack and beverage expansion also features items like organic lemonade in 96-fluid-ounce containers and additive-free Sea Salt Popcorn.
A significant development is the store-by-store return of Kirkland Signature Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips, which had been absent for two years following a 2024 removal. The product was previously replaced by Nestlé Toll House items due to a global cocoa supply deficit. The restocking has been reported in several U.S. states, including Texas, Connecticut, Oregon, Washington, Virginia, Arizona, California, and Georgia.
Due to increased global cocoa market prices, the returning 4.5-pound bags are priced significantly higher than in 2021, at approximately $14.99 compared to the previous $7.99. Other items, such as Greek pasta salad, have also recently resurfaced in select locations.
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4 days ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesCostco expands Kirkland Signature snack and beverage selectionsCostco is expanding its Kirkland Signature lineup with new nutrient-dense snacks, such as sea salt popcorn, and popular beverage options like organic lemonade.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesCostco restocks Kirkland Signature chocolate chipsCostco is restocking its Kirkland Signature Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips following a discontinuation caused by rising cocoa prices. The rollout is currently happening in select stores across the US.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesCostco expands product range and reinstates popular Kirkland Signature itemsCostco is introducing new Kirkland Signature energy drinks and fresh bakery items while reinstating popular products like semi-sweet chocolate chips after a two-year absence.
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