Golf balls and potatoes are both round, dimpled, and typically found on the ground. That’s about all they have in common, though, so the recall of hash browns produced by McCain Foods and sold under supermarkets’ private labels that may contain diced golf balls is still an interesting agricultural mystery. Now another retailer, northeastern chain Wegmans, has recalled its store brand hash browns. [More]
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Roundy’s, Harris Teeter Hash Browns Recalled In 10 States Because Golf Balls Are Not Food
By 4.24.17
Costco, Titleist Go To War Over Golf Balls
By 3.20.17
It’s no secret that golfers like Costco’s new, relatively affordable golf balls, but the folks at Titleist — whose balls sell for several times what Costco charges — have informally accused the warehouse retailer of both patent infringement and false advertising. [More]
Golfers Rejoice: Costco’s Coveted Golf Balls Are Coming Back
By 1.26.17 — Updated: 3.16.17
In the last few months, golfers have been losing their minds over the greatness of Costco’s new Kirkland Signature golf balls, buying up as many as they could and even flipping them on eBay for twice the retail price. The balls were a limited item, and seemed to be gone forever. They won’t be. [More]
