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Can I be put on a waitlist for a certain item?

written by

Mike Ferguson

posted on

September 17, 2021

At this time, our system is not set up to alert customers when particular items come back into stock. Most items will be back in stock within 2 weeks to a month, although lamb and some other items are seasonal and only come into stock once or twice a year. Our website will be updated as soon as we get items back into stock, so the online store will serve as the most accurate log of what items are available to order. 

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