Max Stock Cuts Prices on Home and Kitchenware Ahead of High Holidays
Israeli discount chain Max Stock launches a special sale on kitchenware, tableware, and disposable items for the High Holidays. The promotion aims to ease holiday hosting expenses with budget-friendly prices.
In preparation for the High Holidays, the Israeli retail chain Max Stock is offering its customers a wide range of discounted products, with a focus on the kitchen, plastics, and disposable tableware departments.
Among the items available at the chain's branches are glass bottles for oil, vinegar, or juice, priced at NIS 5.90 per unit.
Additionally, the chain offers a pack of eight champagne or wine goblets at a reduced price, alongside a pack of designed napkins featuring the Hebrew greeting "Shana Tova" for NIS 5.90. For NIS 10.90, customers can purchase a pack of 10 elegant plates, available in silver or gold.
Special Deals on Serving Trays
Special prices are also available in the serving tray section. Transparent trays in various shapes and sizes are currently being sold for NIS 4 each. For the holidays, the chain is running a promotion in the disposable department, where purchasing three trays costs only NIS 10.90.
With holiday dinners and family hosting approaching, Max Stock offers these table-setting and food-serving items at prices designed to allow customers to prepare for the festive season without straining their budgets.
Previous Back-to-School Promotions
This holiday sale follows the chain's recent back-to-school campaign, which featured discounted stationery, paper products, bags, and pencil cases.
During that promotion, a pack of 12 colored markers was priced at NIS 7.90. A pair of black permanent markers was offered for just NIS 2.90, a pair of correction pens for NIS 5.90, and a pair of black or blue pens for NIS 4. Additionally, a pack of 12 metallic, colored, or pastel pencils was sold for NIS 5.90.
The chain also offered a memo pad featuring the popular "Rick and Morty" series for NIS 1.90. A spiral organizer with dividers containing 100 pages was sold for NIS 10.90, while a 50-page writing pad was priced at NIS 5.90.
