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Delish on MSNThis Is What A Costco Break Room Actually Looks Like—And The Internet Is Freaking OutBut not much is known about what goes on behind the scenes. That is, until the Instagram account @roozandrealty posted a video giving an inside look at a Costco break room. The video shows an abundance of snacks like fresh fruit, chips, drinks, and refrigerated food items.
To take the second question first, Costco is one of the world's biggest retailers. The company operates over 900 warehouse stores across 14 countries, with the majority of locations in the United States. It boasts a market cap of around $400 billion, making it the second-largest stock in the consumer staples sector.
The memberships are getting more expensive in 2025. Costco starts at $65 a year for a basic membership, while Sam's Club last raised their annual fee to $50 back in 2022.
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Costco's Auto Program offers prearranged pricing and incentives on new and used vehicles for members. The program connects members with dealerships, but members still need to finalize the purchase at the dealership. While Costco doesn't handle trade-ins or warranties, it provides member support and resources like the EV Marketplace.
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A clear seal of the lids on some pods was not applied properly, which can cause ink to run when in contact with hot water.
A coffee retailer has issued a recall for single-serve coffee cups sold at major retailers like Costco, Walmart and Target.
From premium steaks to decadent chocolates, these seven Costco finds feel like high-end luxuries—without the high-end price tag. Shoppers say they’re worth every penny.
Planet Fitness will join a revitalized shopping center that recently added Aldi and Tesla. Leaving its former space makes room for Costco's.
Costco's Kirkland brand milk is also "ultra pasteurized," defined by the USDA as a product that has "been thermally processed at or above 280°F for at least 2 seconds, either before or after packaging, so as to produce a product which has an extended shelf life under refrigerated conditions."