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Amazon and Walmart Compete Over Discounted Holiday Meal Bundles

By Rhyter Times Desk · 16m ago

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Amazon and Walmart Compete Over Discounted Holiday Meal Bundles
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Retail DiveWalmart dishes up holiday meal dealfirst
New York PostLean RightThe Thanksgiving meal deal that’s even cheaper than Walmart’s — with a catch+4 h

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Major retailers are rolling out budget-friendly holiday meal packages ahead of Thanksgiving, according to reports from Retail Dive and the New York Post. Retail Dive reports that Walmart has introduced a holiday meal option priced at $35 that can feed 10 people, offering 18% more items than its package from the prior year. Meanwhile, the New York Post reports that Amazon has launched its own Thanksgiving meal package that undercuts Walmart's offering by $10, as grocery retailers vie for consumers affected by inflation.

How outlets are covering this

Walmart and Amazon are competing for holiday shoppers with budget-oriented meal bundles, including a $35 option from Walmart and an Amazon package priced $10 lower.

Shared reporting

  • Walmart is offering a discounted holiday meal bundle.

Different framing

  • The New York Post emphasizes retail competition, highlighting Amazon undercutting Walmart's package by $10 to appeal to shoppers facing inflation, while Retail Dive focuses strictly on the details and pricing of Walmart's meal package.

Why it matters

Heavily discounted seasonal meal packages serve as critical promotional tools for major grocers looking to capture consumer loyalty during expensive holiday shopping periods.

Written by AI from the outlets' reporting listed below.

Last updated 16m ago.