April Sales Cycles

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April Seasonal Sales Cycles – the following information is a compiled list that takes the following factors into consideration: Traditional Sales/Deals, Occasions, National Monthly Promotions, as well as Produce in season for the month of April.

Occasions to be aware of:

  • April Fools Day
  • Arbor Day
  • Earth Day
  • Easter/Ostara/Passover (depending on the year/sometimes takes place in march)

Traditional April Promotions:

  • Daylight Savings Time Promos
  • National Garden Week
  • Medication Safety Week
  • Income Tax (various promotions)
  • Secretary’s/Administrative Professional’s Week
  • National Soyfoods Month
  • National Window Safety Week

Fruits & Vegetables that are in Season for the Month of April:

  • New– Means the item just came into season
  • Peak – at it’s best Price and Availability
  • Waning– means it’s availability is declining- it’s going out of season

Fruits in Season
Status
Veggies In Season
status
GrapefruitArtichokesPeak
Avocado, HassNewAsparagusPeak
NopalesBeetsNew
Orange, NavelWaningBroccoli
Rhubarb, fieldPeakCabbages
Carrots
Celeriac/Celery Root
ChardWaning
Fava BeansNew
Fennel
Green GarlicWaning
Greens (collards, Dandelion, Nettles)
KaleWaning
LeeksWaning
Mushrooms, MorelPeak
Onions, Spring
Onions, Sweet (TX)New
Peas- Edible PodsPeak
Peas- English ShellingNew
SpinachWaning
Spring Salad MixPeak

Sales & Deals you can Normally Expect in April:

  • Clearance Items– Olive Oil

  • Daylight Savings Promos– batteries, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors/monitors

  • Earth Day Promos include organic food items, environmentally conscious products, energy savers, Various Coupon booklets for organic products

  • Easter/Ostara/Passover Deals– asparagus, ham, eggs, horseradish, butter, coconut and seasonal Jewish/passover items not generally available during other months

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