The nationwide liquidation of Bed Bath & Beyond, which succumbed recently to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy declaration, has begun. The associated opportunity that creates for local shoppers was the subject of the Yahoo Finance recent coverage.

Bed Bath & Beyond is now in the closure process of each of its 360 sites in the U.S. An associated brand — buybuy BABY, which offered clothing and gear for young children — is also shedding inventory at its 120 sites nationwide.

Shoppers can take advantage of discounts of 10–30 percent off the lowest ticketed prices on a wide variety of home, baby, beauty, and wellness products from both stores.

“This is an opportunity to save on household items or stock up on baby essentials at discounted prices. New merchandise is arriving in stores. Top-selling items from the most sought-after brands will be discounted and will sell out very quickly,” stated a spokesperson for liquidation event.

“We encourage shoppers to take advantage of these new price reductions before it’s too late.”

Montgomery County is home to one remaining Bed Bath & Beyond store. It is at 905 Old York Road in Jenkintown.

Gift cards, merchandise credits, and loyalty rewards have only a short shelf life remaining; they must be redeemed by May 8.

More on the liquidation of Bed Bath & Beyond is at Yahoo Finance.

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The Today Show reports on Bed Bath & Beyond’s bankruptcy.