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Introduction Metric Conversion Chart Terms METRIC CONVERSION CHART 2oz 57gm 12oz 340gm 2oz 113gm 1lb 454gm 5oz 140gm 2lb 907gm 6oz 170gm 5lb 2.27kg 7oz 200gm 7lb 3.18kg 8oz 227gm 10lb 4.54kg 10oz 283gm 15lb 6.81kg INTRODUCTION TERMS & CONDITIONS OF TRADING J&R Food Service are delighted to welcome you to our exciting new product catalogue for 2018/2019. 1. Payment terms are strictly cash on delivery unless credit facilities have been agreed and the credit J&R Foodservice are a local Exeter based, independently account paperwork is completed. family run foodservice business offering a vast amount 2. All credit accounts must be paid by the 15th of products from Ambient, Chilled, Frozen and Non Food. of the month following delivery. We also offer Fresh Meat and Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. 3. J&R Food Service Ltd reserve the right to charge for all bank charges incurred because of returned We stock major brands alongside products from our own or represented cheques. range, The Sterling Essential Brand which offers value 4. All invoiced goods remain the property of J&R Food and quality not compromising their amazing taste. Service Ltd until they are paid for in full. We pride ourselves on sourcing and supplying some of 5. Damages must be notified to the driver at time of the regions best products the West Country has to offer delivery. Customers will be asked to sign for receipt such as: Exploding Bakery, Complete Meats, Gfree, of the goods. Farmer Toms Ice Cream, Ryders Bakery, Chunk and 6. The number of items delivered must be checked and Luscombe Organic Drinks to name just a few. signed with your Driver. Claims for shortages should be dealt with at the time of delivery with your Driver. We continually increase our product range consistently Any claims must be made to the Company on the day sourcing must have ingredients. of your delivery. 7. Any goods being returned with the Driver can only be Fantastic deals are always featured in our monthly done so if the Driver has the appropriate uplift note. promotions booklet together with great offers published 8. All products are subject to availability. We can via our social media site. usually offer an alternative when shortages are beyond our control. ORDER TIMES: PAYMENT METHODS ACCEPTED Our friendly Customer Service Team are available to assist you in placing your order up to midnight for next day delivery (excluding BTO products). OPENING HOURS: MON - FRIDAY 8.30am - Midnight SATURDAY 8.30am - 4.30pm SUNDAY 4.30pm - Midnight OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY Contact our Sales Office on 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com On line ordering and APP ordering are both available on request. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @JRFoodService STERLING Founded over 5o years ago, The Sterling Supergroup consistently offers quality food service lines under the Sterling Caterers Essential Brand. All items in our brand are high quality products that meet our rigorous specifications. When an item is selected you can rest assure that it will represent excellent value for money with no compromise on taste or quality. Products range from ambient, frozen, fresh, chilled and non-foods. For further information on the Sterling products please visit: Tel 01392 - 445510 www.jrfoodservice.co.uk FOLLOW US ON TWITTER@JRFoodservice 2 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com AMBIENT AMBIENT SECTION PAGES 4 - 38 BAKERY SECTION BAKERY PAGES 39 - 47 FRUIT + VEG SECTION FRUIT + VEG PAGES 48 - 50 MEAT SECTION PAGES 51 - 56 MEAT CHILLED SECTION CHILLED PAGES 57 - 64 FROZEN SECTION PAGES 65 - 112 FROZEN NON FOOD SECTION NON FOOD PAGES 113 - 119 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com 3 AMBIENT AMBIENT Beverages & Creams 5 Coulis, Custard, 28 Soft Drink, Juices, 7 Toppings & Dessert Sauces Smoothies & Milkshakes Baking, Mixes & Ingredients 28 Confectionery 18 Dressings, Mayonnaise 29 Marshmallow & Meringues 22 & Pastes Cereals 24 Sauces, Salsa & Relish 30 Canned Range 25 Vinegar, Olives, Pickles 33 Couscous, Eggs, 26 & Specialities Pasta & Rice Gravy, Stocks & Soups 35 Chutney, Jam & Preserves 26 Herbs, Spices, Salt & Pepper 37 Sugar, Sweeteners, 28 Cooking Wines & Spirits 38 Syrup & Treacle V - plus VAT | ◊ - Vegetarian | > - Gluten Free 4 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com AMBIENT AMBIENT Code Description Brand Unit Size VAT Tea - Catering Code Description Brand Unit Size VAT 97006 Catering Tea Bags Dorset Tea 2x1100 6659 One Cup Teabags Miles 1x1100 Beverages & Creams 4168 PG Tips Tea Bags 1 Cup PG 1x1150 Chocolate & Malt Drinks 7334 Catering Teabags Typhoo 1x1100 89587 Aero Hot Chocolate Instant Nestle 1x1kg 9336 Catering Teabags CASE Typhoo 2x1100 4088 Aero Hot Chocolate Instant Nestle 1x2kg 70526 One Cup Decaf Tetley Tetley 1x440 3352 Chocolate Instant Cadbury 1x2kg 29208 One Cup Teabags Tetley Tetley 1x1100 2136 Cocoa Powder Bournville 1x1.5kg 95067 Cocoa Powder Bournville 1x500gm Envelope Tea - Tetley 8575 Drinking Chocolate Cadbury 1x2kg 75094 Envelope Tetley Tea Bags Tetley 1x250 32391 Drinking Chocolate Cadbury 1x1kg 97472 Envelope Variety Tetley Tetley 1x90 67700 Galaxy Hot Choc Add Milk 1x2kg 87096 Galaxy Hot Choc Instant 1x1kg Tea - Miles 1x250 58909 Galaxy Hot Chocolate Sticks 1x50 3582 Everyday Envelope 5711 Hot Chocolate Sachets DJ Miles 1x50 61065 Hot Chocolate Instant Clipper 1x1kg Tea Bags - Fairtrade - Clipper of Dorset (Fairtrade) (Organic) 4230 Earl Grey Envelope 1x250 3182 Hot Chocolate Instant DJ Miles 1x2kg (Fairtrade/Organic) 19860 Earl Grey Envelope (Fairtrade) 1x25 1x250 Coffee 6136 English Breakfast Envelopes (Fairtrade/Organic) 46360 Coffee Granules Azera 1x500gm 84475 Envelope Decaf (Fairtrade) 1x25 86725 Coffee Granules Gold Blend 1x500gm 86858 Everyday Enveloped 1x25 4813 Coffee Granules Nescafe 1x750gm 80891 Fairtrade Decaf (Envelopes) 1x250 4850 Decaffeinated Coffee Nescafe 1x500gm 1127 One Cup (Fairtrade/Organic) 1x1100 89488 Coffee Sticks Azera 200x2gm 32705 String & Tagged (Fairtrade) 1x100 2152 Coffee Sticks Gold Blend 1x200 2642 Coffee Sticks Decaffeinated 1x200 Nescafe Tea Bags - Infusions & Specialities - Clipper of Dorset 3501 Coffee Stick Packs Nescafe 1x200 60027 Blackcurrant & Acacia Tea 1x25 (Envelope) Coffee - Rombouts 24327 Chamomile (Organic) Tea 1x25 (Envelope) 2896 Supremo Estate Coffee Beans 1x1kg 93698 Green Tea (Envelope) 1x25 Medium roast with a smooth, full bodied flavour. 97517 Lemon & Ginger Tea (Envelope) 1x25 28405 Peppermint Tea (Envelope, 1x25 Coffee - Roastworks Coffee Co. Fairtrade) 49788 Coffee Beans - Brazil Decaf 1x1kg 21135 Red bush Tea (Envelope) 1x25 32125 Coffee Beans - The Journey 1x1kg 63897 Red Fruit with Aronia Berry Tea 1x25 93528 Coffee Beans - The Legend 1x1kg (Envelope) Coffee Syrups Tea Bags - Dorset Tea 84063 Monin Banana Syrup 1x700ml 94125 Cool Camomile Tea 4x20ptn 15378 Monin Caramel Syrup 1x700ml 13781 Dorset Tea Decaf 6x80ptn 77968 Monin Chai Syrup 1x700ml 13984 Earl Of Dorset Tea 4x20ptn 84422 Monin Chocolate Syrup 1x700ml 19882 Dorset Tea Tag and Envelope 1x250bag 82888 Monin Cinnamon Syrup 1x700ml 78907 Dorset Tea Golden Blend 12x40ptn 55524 Monin Frosted Mint Syrup 1x700ml 76800 Dorset Tea Golden Blend 6x80ptn 34076 Monin Gingerbread Syrup 1x700ml 43322 Foraged Fruit Tea 4x20ptn 27665 Monin Hazelnut Syrup 1x700ml 69352 Pure Green Tea 4x20ptn 98027 Monin Mango Syrup 1x700ml 63492 Ginger & Sunshine Lemon Tea 4x20ptn 39355 Monin Passion Fruit Syrup 1x700ml 66828 Monin Strawberry Syrup 1x700ml 37892 Monin Vanilla Syrup 1x700ml V - plus VAT | ◊ - Vegetarian | > - Gluten Free 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com 5 AMBIENT V - plus VAT | ◊ - Vegetarian | > - Gluten Free 6 01392 445510 www.jrfoodservice.com AMBIENT Code Description Brand Unit Size VAT Code Description Brand Unit Size VAT Milk Alternatives Soft Drinks - Lucozade 22509 Alpro Drink Rice 1x1ltr 69652 Lucozade Caribbean Sport 12x500ml V 38651 Alpro Soya - PROFESSIONAL 1x1ltr 57834 Lucozade Sport Lemon/Lime 12x500ml V 31881 Alpro Original Milk Drink 1x1ltr 33764 Lucozade Guava Sport 12x500ml V 32251 Oatly Barista 6x1ltr 7050 Lucozade Orange 24x380ml V Perfect foam, great taste. Less sweet than soy, lighter than 59089 Lucozade Sport Raspberry 12x500ml V milk. 100% Vegetarian. ◊ 9203 Lucozade Sport Orange 12x500ml V 4287 Soya Milk (unsweetened) 1x1ltr Soya Soleil Soft Drinks - Ribena Milk, Cream & Soya Portions 9617 Ribena Blackcurrant Cartons 27x250ml V 9435 Cream Portions 1x120 3448 Ribena Blackcurrant Bottles 12x500ml V 8307 Milk Portions Full Fat (Jiggers) Lakeland 1x120 5777 Milk Portions Semi Skimmed Lakeland 1x120 Soft Drinks - Appletiser (Jiggers) 9599 Appletiser 12x275ml V 76658 Soya Jigger Portions 80x12g 1x240 97579 Milk In a Stick Juice - J2O 68215 Apple & Mango 24x275ml V Soft Drink, Juices, Smoothies & Milkshakes 66756 Apple & Raspberry 24x275ml V Milkshake Syrup 84456 Orange & Passion Fruit 24x275ml V 5290 Banana Milkshake Syrup Crusha 1x1ltr V 5881 Chocolate Milkshake Syrup Crusha 1x1ltr 4560 Raspberry Milkshake Syrup Crusha 1x1ltr V 8687 Strawberry Milkshake Syrup Crusha 1x1ltr V Thick Shakes & Accessories-Shmoo 88962 Banana Shmoo Mix 1x1.8kg 73714 Chocolate Shmoo Mix 1x1.8kg 78622 Strawberry Shmoo Mix 1x1.8kg 45351 Shmoo Cups Small 12fl oz 1x120 32311 Shmoo Cups Large 20fl oz 1x80 Soft Drinks - AriZona 49931 Green Tea 6x500ml 58404 Lemon Ice Tea AriZona 6x500ml 13040 Mucho Mango AriZona 6x500ml V 24084 Pomegranate Tea AriZona 6x500ml 81872 Strawberry Lemonade AriZona 6x500ml V 24610 Watermelon AriZona 6x500ml V Capri Sun & Lipton 8878 Capri Sun Orange 15x330ml V 78490 Lipton Ice Lemon Tea 12x500ml V Energy Drinks 81856 Boost 12x500ml V Carbonated mixed fruit flavoured drink High caffeine content. 2183 Monster 12x500ml V 9784 Red
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