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heidih

heidih

27 minutes ago, Toast said:

II have a question, if this is the right place to ask it.  It seems that mostly your turkeys are frozen and I wondered what the reason was for that.  I have seen the occasional mention of fresh turkeys but it doesn’t seem common.

 

Whole turkey is a seasonal item. This is a big country and the considerations of shipping and other economics are a big factor. . The fresh are generally heritage smaller operation farm raised and are special orders so the butcher or general market does not end up with too few or too many. Plus the generic big frozen ones are "loss leader" at holidays.. Often buy "x" amount of groceries and they practically give it away. Example from a major chain this week  https://www.ralphs.com/weeklyad

heidih

heidih

19 minutes ago, Toast said:

II have a question, if this is the right place to ask it.  It seems that mostly your turkeys are frozen and I wondered what the reason was for that.  I have seen the occasional mention of fresh turkeys but it doesn’t seem common.

 

Whole turkey is a seasonal item. This is a big country and the considerations of shipping and other economics are a big factor. . The fresh are generally heritage smaller operation farm raised and are special orders so the butcher or general market does not end up with too few or too many. Plus the generic big frozen ones are "loss leader" at holidays.. Often buyy "x" amount of groceries and they practically give it away. Example from a major chain this week  https://www.ralphs.com/weeklyad

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