PAID ADVERTISEMENT All-Clad Factory Sale Returns to Washington County Fairgrounds THIS LLARANCE "It never stops amazing me what incredible consumer loyalty we have, people have come to know and trust the name All-Clad." -Bill Groll vice president of research and technology team. It is a great opportunity for those who build, under. stand and love the cookware to meet those who use it in kitchens around the world, and vice versa. shines a light on the quality of the product, and the expert craftsmanship behind the tech- nology and manufacturing." said Bill Groll, vice president i of research and technology. Shoppers are sure to benefit from the uniquely qualified expertise of the event's sales team, which consists largely of "We have people who make the product helping to sell it, and they get the chance to tell their story, and how their work has influenced the manufactur- ing, packaging or distribution process," said Groll. "There are a lot of big companies that spend a great deal of time and effort on team-build ing activities. I think for us though, there can be no better team-building effort than the All-Clad Factory Sale." Once referred to as the "Seconds Sale," the All-Clad Factory Sale has evolved into more of an inventory balanc ing effort that now features fewer factory seconds and more first-quality products, over- stock and discontinued items. Though most of the product is All-Clad brand, pieces from sister companies within the corporation will be available at discounted rates as well. the sale of raffle tickets, 100 percent of the proceeds will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. While in the waiting queue, those who would prefer to grab a bite to eat offsite or make a quick trip to Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, Pennsylvania Trolley Museum or Tanger Outlets are welcome to do so. Each group ticket has a QR code that when scanned will display in real time the expect. ed wait for each group to be called in to the salesroom. As in past years, the Fac- tory Sale is expected to draw significant crowds. To make the process as enjoyable an experience as possible, All-Clad will distribute tickets with a group number stamped on it. As patrons exit the salesroom, the next group will be escorted in. Following All-Clad's mile- stone 50th anniversary in 2021, the Factory Sale serves to continue the celebration of passionate cooks across the nation, both in their homes and professional kitchens, who make All-Clad part of the meals that they cook and share. Following a three-year hiatus, the much-anticipated All-Clad Factory Sale is set to return to the Washington County Fairgrounds Dec. 2-3. Shoppers can expect to see significant discounts up to 70% off on All-Clad cookware, bake- ware, kitchen tools, electrics and gourmet accessories. grounds to purchase their prod ucts right from the factory. We are proud All-Clad calls Washington County home, and we are looking forward to wel coming visitors from around the globe to the sale." "Washington County is unique in that one of its premier manufacturers is also a major tourism draw," said Jeff Kotula, president of the Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency. "Not every county can say that, but we have that with the All-Clad Fac- tory Sale. Not only is All-Clad a world-class manufacturer of fully bonded cookware, but it is world-renowned for its quality and workmanship. The compa- ny's reputation and craftsman ship will draw thousands to the Washington County Fair Prior to the pandemic, All- Clad hosted the sale twice per year since the 1970s. Originally held at the company's Cecil Township manufacturing facility off Morganza Road, the event grew exponentially over time. After exceeding the capacity of various venues, it landed at the Washington County Fairgrounds, where it has remained for many years. This year's sale boasts 40,000 square feet of the finest cook- ware in the world. In the waiting area, the All- Clad team will host product demonstrations, informational "The sale is part of the iden- tity of this company, of this brand. It's not a huge percent age of our annual sales, but it's an important percentage that presentations, and previews of product launches yet to come. The waiting area will also feature several raffle packages All-Clad's local manufacturing donated by All-Clad. Through Sale hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 2; and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3. For more information, visit GoWashCo.com "It never stops amazing me what incredible consumer loyalty we have," said Groll. "People have come to know and trust the name All-Clad." Sale hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 2; and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Satur day, Dec. 3. For more informa- tion, visit GoWashCo.com. COOKWARE SETS PAID ADVERTISEMENT All - Clad Factory Sale Returns to Washington County Fairgrounds THIS LLARANCE " It never stops amazing me what incredible consumer loyalty we have , people have come to know and trust the name All - Clad . " -Bill Groll vice president of research and technology team . It is a great opportunity for those who build , under . stand and love the cookware to meet those who use it in kitchens around the world , and vice versa . shines a light on the quality of the product , and the expert craftsmanship behind the tech nology and manufacturing . " said Bill Groll , vice president i of research and technology . Shoppers are sure to benefit from the uniquely qualified expertise of the event's sales team , which consists largely of " We have people who make the product helping to sell it , and they get the chance to tell their story , and how their work has influenced the manufactur ing , packaging or distribution process , " said Groll . " There are a lot of big companies that spend a great deal of time and effort on team - build ing activities . I think for us though , there can be no better team - building effort than the All - Clad Factory Sale . " Once referred to as the " Seconds Sale , " the All - Clad Factory Sale has evolved into more of an inventory balanc ing effort that now features fewer factory seconds and more first - quality products , over stock and discontinued items . Though most of the product is All - Clad brand , pieces from sister companies within the corporation will be available at discounted rates as well . the sale of raffle tickets , 100 percent of the proceeds will be donated to the Make - A - Wish Foundation . While in the waiting queue , those who would prefer to grab a bite to eat offsite or make a quick trip to Hollywood Casino at The Meadows , Pennsylvania Trolley Museum or Tanger Outlets are welcome to do so . Each group ticket has a QR code that when scanned will display in real time the expect . ed wait for each group to be called in to the salesroom . As in past years , the Fac tory Sale is expected to draw significant crowds . To make the process as enjoyable an experience as possible , All - Clad will distribute tickets with a group number stamped on it . As patrons exit the salesroom , the next group will be escorted in . Following All - Clad's mile stone 50th anniversary in 2021 , the Factory Sale serves to continue the celebration of passionate cooks across the nation , both in their homes and professional kitchens , who make All - Clad part of the meals that they cook and share . Following a three - year hiatus , the much - anticipated All - Clad Factory Sale is set to return to the Washington County Fairgrounds Dec. 2-3 . Shoppers can expect to see significant discounts up to 70 % off on All - Clad cookware , bake ware , kitchen tools , electrics and gourmet accessories . grounds to purchase their prod ucts right from the factory . We are proud All - Clad calls Washington County home , and we are looking forward to wel coming visitors from around the globe to the sale . " " Washington County is unique in that one of its premier manufacturers is also a major tourism draw , " said Jeff Kotula , president of the Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency . " Not every county can say that , but we have that with the All - Clad Fac tory Sale . Not only is All - Clad a world - class manufacturer of fully bonded cookware , but it is world - renowned for its quality and workmanship . The compa ny's reputation and craftsman ship will draw thousands to the Washington County Fair Prior to the pandemic , All Clad hosted the sale twice per year since the 1970s . Originally held at the company's Cecil Township manufacturing facility off Morganza Road , the event grew exponentially over time . After exceeding the capacity of various venues , it landed at the Washington County Fairgrounds , where it has remained for many years . This year's sale boasts 40,000 square feet of the finest cook ware in the world . In the waiting area , the All Clad team will host product demonstrations , informational " The sale is part of the iden tity of this company , of this brand . It's not a huge percent age of our annual sales , but it's an important percentage that presentations , and previews of product launches yet to come . The waiting area will also feature several raffle packages All - Clad's local manufacturing donated by All - Clad . Through Sale hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday , Dec. 2 ; and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday , Dec. 3. For more information , visit GoWashCo.com " It never stops amazing me what incredible consumer loyalty we have , " said Groll . " People have come to know and trust the name All - Clad . " Sale hours are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday , Dec. 2 ; and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Satur day , Dec. 3. For more informa tion , visit GoWashCo.com . COOKWARE SETS