Sale
Everything currently reduced. When a price goes back up, it leaves this page on its own.
How this page stays honest
It is built from the live prices, not from a list somebody remembered to update. A product appears here because its price is genuinely below its usual one, and it leaves the moment that stops being true — so nothing sits here at full price wearing a Sale badge, and the deepest discount is at the top because that is the order you are reading in.
There is no permanent "was" price inflated to make a discount look bigger. If it says 30% off, it is 30% off what we were charging last week.
What ends up here
Anything can, because the filter is the price rather than the category. Chocolate and candy turn up on the same page, seasonal runs appear as their season ends, and a reduced product keeps every other thing about it — same bag, same recipe, same date on the back.
Shipping and duties are the same as everywhere else
One flat rate by order value, free over $99, and we pay the customs bill rather than leaving it at your door. A discount here is not quietly recovered at the border. Detail on shipping and returns, and if nothing here suits, the whole range is on all candy.
If the page is empty
Then nothing is reduced right now, and that is the honest state rather than a fault. A permanent sale page is a pricing strategy dressed up as a discount, and we would rather this one sat empty from time to time than kept a rotating handful of products marked down forever so the link always had something behind it.
The prices everywhere else are the prices. If you want the cheapest way into the range regardless of discounts, it is a ready-made mix — more things for less than buying the same variety one bag at a time.



























































