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      October Seasonal Sales Cycles - the following information is a compiled handy, easy to use 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 October.

      Occasions
      to be aware of:

      • Columbus Day
      • National Children’s Day
      • World Food Day/UN and UNICEF
      • Yom Kippur
      • Halloween
      • Daylight Savings time ends
      Traditional October Promotions:
      • Adopt a Shelter-Dog Month
      • Fire Prevention Week (10/5 – 10/11)
      • German-American Day
      • Pledge Across America/Reading/School Celebration
      • National Animal Safety and Protection Month
      • National Apple Month
      • National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
      • National Chili Month
      • National Cookie Month
      • National Dental Hygiene Month
      • National Dessert Month
      • National Pizza Month
      • National Pork Month
      • National Pretzel Month
      • National Seafood Month
      Fruits & Vegetables that are in Season for the Month of October:
      • 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
      Almonds Peak Artichokes Peak
      Apples Peak Arugula New
      Cranberries New Basil Waning
      Fuerte Avocado New Beans, Fresh Shelling Waning
      Fuyu Persimmons Beans, Green Waning
      Haas Avocado Waning Beet Greens New
      Hachiya Persimmon Beets New
      Kumquat New Broccoli New
      Lemons New Brussels Sprouts New
      Oranges, Valencia Waning Cabbages New
      Pears, Bosc New Cardoon Peak
      Pears, Comice New Celeriac/Celery
      Root
      Pomegranate Peak Chard New
      Quince Peak Chestnuts Peak
      Raspberries Waning Daikon New
      Zutano Avocado New Eggplant Waning
      Escarole New
      Garlic Waning
      Kale
      Kohlrabi
      Lettuce New
      Parsley New
      Parsnip
      Peppers, Hot Waning
      Peppers, Sweet Waning
      Pistachios Peak
      Potatoes
      Potatoes, Sweet New
      Pumpkin Peak
      Radish New
      Rutabaga New
      Spinach New
      Squash. Winter Peak
      Tomato Waning
      Turnip Greens New
      Turnips New
      Walnut New
      Yams New


      Sales & Deals you can Normally Expect in October:

      • Autumn Sales- Apples, pumpkins, sunflowers
      • Baking Season Begins- sales on baking items, baking chips, chocolate chips, fruitcake, candied fruits, nuts, cake mixes, all baking supplies
      • Automotive Sales- car care products
      • Halloween Items- decor/candy
      • October Frozen Food Festival- frozen foods, prepackaged meals, veggies, juices, etc
      • Pet Products- pet food, treats and toys
      • Daylight Savings Ends- batteries, carbon monoxide detectors, alarm clocks
      • Household Items- 2012 will bring in a number of off-brand deals in HDTV's
      • October is National Pork Month- as such, keep your eyes out for great deals on bacon, various cuts of pork, hams and more
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      1. KandisPosey's Avatar
        Thank you so much for this... you always hear people say oh you need to watch sale trends but i am only 23 so i havent really been shopping for a family for about 2 years so i dont have a lot of experience in this area... do you have any other tips like this like what day in the week is the best day to go shopping or the best time of day to go?

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