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100% BC Owned and Operated 9.99Lb 9.99 7.99 SUMMER SPECIALS Prices Effective July 6 to July 12, 2017. 100% BC Owned and Operated Choices’ Own Rossdown Fraser 7.99 to Family Size Salads 9.99 Valley Free Run 9.99 assorted varieties Roasted Chickens Kettle Brand Family Size Potato Chips Choices Fresh Free Range assorted varieties 10% off RWA* Turkey Cuts 397g • product of USA regular NEW retail price select varieties 3.99 Zevia Sparkling Beverages assorted varieties +deposit +eco fee Organic Ground Beef product of USA value pack 9.99lb 22.02kg .79 4.49 Single 6 pack Luna Clif Bars and Clif Bars assorted varieties assorted sizes, singles and case • product of USA B.C. Grown Organic Blueberries from Farmhouse Lifestyle 49.98 4.54kg (10lb) box .99 to 13.99 Carina Hair and Body Care assorted varieties assorted sizes B.C. Grown Assorted Field Greens from RGR Farm 20% off 5/5.00 Green Butter, Red and Green Romaine regular Leaf Lettuce and Bunch Spinach retail price GROCERY Lorissa’s Kitchen Premium Protein Snacks Spectrum Organic and Natural Earth’s Best Organic Baby Food assorted varieties Olive Oil and Mayonnaise assorted varieties 63g • product of USA assorted varieties 128ml • product of Canada/USA assorted sizes product of USA, Spain, Tunisia 5.99 reg price 5.59-23.99 6/6.00 Jars 35% off 3/5.00 Pouch regular retail price Happy Water Spring Lithia Water Delverde Pasta Amy’s Organic Refried +deposit +eco fee • product of Canada assorted varieties and Baked Beans 450g • product of Italy assorted varieties 398ml • product of USA 3/3.99 500ml 3/6.99 3/9.99 2/4.00 1L 7.99 5L 11.99 10L Amano Miso and Sauces Bob’s Red Mill Grains Prana Organic assorted varieties assorted varieties Chia Superfood assorted sizes 680-793g assorted varieties product of USA product of Canada 200-300g • product of Canada reg price 3.29-14.79 reg price 4.99-10.29 25% off 25% off 5.99 regular retail price regular retail price Cascades Fluff Bathroom Tissue Dairyland Milk Field Roast Vegan Sausages, Slices, and Tuff Paper Towels skim, 1, 2 and 3.25% Burgers and Frankfurters 2L jug or carton • product of BC assorted varieties assorted varieties assorted sizes • product of USA reg price 7.99-11.99 product of Canada 3.29 6.99 12 Roll Toilet Paper 12.99 24 Roll Toilet Paper 4.99 6 Roll Paper Towel 30% off regular retail price Vita Coco Coconut Water assorted varieties Coco Community Santa Cruz Organic Lemonade assorted sizes • +deposit +eco fee • product of USA Organic Pure Coconut Water assorted varieties reg price 2.49-16.99 250ml • +deposit +eco fee • product of USA 946ml • +deposit +eco fee • product of USA 30% off regular retail price 2/6.00 2/4.00 Udi’s Frozen Gluten Free Buns Glutenfreeda Frozen Burritos, Seventh Generation Automatic assorted varieties product of USA Wraps and Oatmeal Dishwashing Detergent and Hand Wash assorted varieties assorted varieties 4 Pack 3.69 Hamburger Buns assorted sizes • product of USA reg price 4.99-8.39 assorted sizes • product of USA reg price 4.69-7.49 6 Pack regular retail price regular retail price 4.99 Hot Dog Buns 30% off 30% off GROCERY Real Foods Corn Thins Nuts To You Nut Butter St Dalfour Fruit Spreads assorted varieties select varieties 500g • product of Canada assorted varieties 150g • product of Australia reg price 8.49-17.99 225ml • product of France 2/5.00 30% off 4.49 regular retail price Silk Fresh Alternative Granola King Granola Ripple Pea Milk Dairy Beverages assorted varieties Non Dairy Beverages assorted varieties product of BC assorted varieties assorted sizes • product of USA 1.42L • product of USA reg price 2.69-7.89 6.99 454g 5.99 25% off 9.99 750g regular retail price 24.99 2kg Earth’s Choice Organic Armstrong Natural Cheese Slices Silver Hills Bagels, Hamburger Fair Trade Chocolate Bars assorted varieties and Hot Dog Buns assorted varieties 320-360g • product of BC assorted varieties 80g assorted sizes • product of BC 2/6.00 3.79 6.99 Bucha Organic Beverages Vij’s Frozen Indian Meals Earth’s Choice Organic Coconut Milk assorted varieties select varieties Regular or Light 473ml • product of USA 400g • product of BC +deposit +eco fee 1.69 160ml 6.99 2.99 2.99 400ml Ocean’s Tuna product of China Patak’s Indian Cooking Sauce and Chutney Caveman Gourmet BBQ Sauce select varieties assorted varieties 250-400ml • product of UK 375ml 4.99 NEW Flaked Light or Flaked White or 5.99 Chunk Light Solid White 3 Pack 3 Pack 4.99 7.99 DELI BAKERY Choices’ Own Lemon Herb or Savoury AIC French Organic Sourdough Bread Levain Style Mexi Potato Wedges Imported Double sliced and unsliced Cream Brie Cheese 530g 3.99/100g 1.19/100g 4.99 Cookies Macedonian Style Feta Cheese 200g IndianLife Pakoras assorted varieties package of 12 4.99 2.49/100g 4.99 Shepherds Dairy Sheep Feta Cheese 200g IndianLife Vegetable Samosas Oat Raisin Cookies sweetened with Xylitol 4.49 package of 4 2/4.00 6.99 Banana Bread or Lemon Chia Loaf assorted varieties Honey Ham Choices’ Own Salmon Lox Bagels 300-454g 1.79/100g 5.99 5.99 Specialty Delight Desserts Vegetarian Dolmades Bari Mozzafina Di Latte Cheese assorted varieties 250g 100-220g 4.49/12 6.99 3.49 to 4.49 BC ORGANIC PORK MEAT at our Kitsilano, Kerrisdale, Cambie North Vancouver, Thomas Reid Organic Frying Chickens Choices Pork Sausages (made in-store) Sockeye Salmon Fillets and South Surrey locations 13.21kg 17.61kg value pack 30.84kg 5.99lb 7.99lb 13.99lb McLean Turkey or Chicken Burgers Organic Pork Back Ribs RWA* Loin Lamb Chops 450g previously frozen 30.84kg 15.41kg 14.99 6.99lb 13.99lb Northern Divine Smoked Organic BC Sturgeon Steaks Choices Pasta Australian Grass Fed Free Range Organic Canned Sturgeon assorted varieties New York Steaks aged 21+ days 41.87kg 500g value pack 12.99 170g 24.23kg 18.99lb 5.99 each 10.99lb *RWA – raised without antibiotics PRODUCE Organic 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