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River Valley Cavallaro Specialty Foods Price Book Effective 7/12/2021 Printed on 7/12/2021 Category Index Category Description Category Description Category Description 1000 ASIAN 1001 Asian Beverages 1002 Asian Candy & Sweets 1003 Asian Condiments 1004 Asian Meats / Alternatives 1005 Asian Mixes / Breading / Flour 1006 Asian Noodles 1007 Asian Ramen / Cups / Bowls 1008 Asian Rice 1009 Asian Seasonings / Spices 1010 Asian Seaweed / Sushi Supplies 1011 Asian Snacks 1012 Asian Soups / Stocks / Bases 1013 Asian Vegetables 1100 BABY 1200 BAKING 1201 Baking Chocolate 1202 Baking Extracts 1203 Baking Milks / Creams 1204 Baking Mixes 1205 Baking Paste 1206 Baking Supplies 1207 Batters & Coatings 1208 Dec A Cake 1209 Decorations 1210 Flours / Corn Meal / Powders / Starches / Yeast 1211 Food Coloring 1212 Jello / Pudding / Pie Fillings 1213 Sugar 1214 Sugar Substitutes 1300 BEANS 1301 Canned Beans 1302 Dry Beans 1303 Jarred Beans 1400 BEVERAGES 1401 Energy Drinks 1402 Faygo 1403 Juice - Shelf 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Canned/Jarred Fruit 2702 Chocolate Covered Fruit 2703 Dried Fruit 2704 Fruit Snacks 2708 Pouches 2800 GRANOLA / GRANOLA BARS 2801 Bagged Granola 2802 Granola Bars/Bites 2900 GRAINS 2901 Barley 2902 Bagged Rice 2903 Boxed Rices / Meal Kits 2904 Couscous 2905 Farro 2906 Polenta 2907 Quinoa 2908 Risotto 2909 Misc Grains 3000 GRAVY 3001 Liquid Gravy 3002 Dry Gravy Mixes 3100 HEALTH & WELLNESS 3101 Bar Soap 3102 Fem Care 3103 Hair Care 3104 Hand Sanitizer 3105 HBC Non Foods 3106 Liquid Soap 3107 Lotion 3108 Oral Care 3109 Personal Hygiene 3110 Scrubs 3111 Sun Screen 3112 Wegman's Private Label H&W 3113 H&W Misc 3200 HISPANIC 3201 Hispanic Beans 3202 Hispanic Beverages 3203 Hispanic Condiments 3204 Hispanic Rice 3205 Hispanic Seasonings/Mixes 3206 Hispanic Snacks 3207 Hispanic Vegetables 3208 Goya 3300 HONEY 3400 ICE CREAM 3401 Cones/Bowls 3402 Freezer Pops 3403 Ice Cream Toppings 3500 INDIAN 3501 Indian Beans/Lentils 3502 Indian Beverages 3503 Indian Condiments 3504 Indian Flour 3505 Indian Noodles 3506 Indian Read to Eat Meals 3507 Indian Rice 3508 Indian Snacks 3509 Indian Spices/Mixes 3600 ITALIAN 3601 Italian Bruscetta & Pesto 3602 Italian Cheeses 3603 Clam Sauce 3604 Italian Condiments 3605 Italian Desserts 3606 Egg Noodles 3607 Italian Gnocci 3608 Italian Mac & Cheese 3609 Italian Meal Kits 3610 Italian Pignoli Nuts/Pine Nuts 3611 Pasta Alternatives 3612 Pasta Long Cuts 3613 Pasta Sauces 3614 Pasta Short Cuts 3615 Pasta Specialty Cuts 3616 Tomatoes 3700 KOSHER FOR PASSOVER 3800 MEATS / ALTERNATIVES 3801 Canned Meats 3802 Meat Alternatives 3900 NON FOODS 3901 Candles 3902 Charcoal/Chips 4000 NUTS & SEEDS 4002 Nuts 4003 Seeds 4100 OIL 4101 Ghee 4102 Misc Oils 4103 Olive Oils 4200 PEANUT BUTTER / JELLY / SPREADS 4201 Jellies/Jams/Fruit Spreads 4202 Misc Spreads 4203 Nut Spreads 4204 Tahini 4300 PERISHABLE 4301 Perishable Beverages 4302 Perishable Cheeses 4303 Perishable Condiments 4304 Perishable Dairy Page 3 of 215 Printed on 7/12/2021 Category Description Category Description Category Description 4305 Perishable Desserts 4306 Perishable International 4307 Perishable Kosher Bakery 4308 Perishable Meats 4309 Perishable Meat Substitutes 4310 Perishable Non Dairy 4311 Perishable Pickled Items 4400 PET 4401 Cat 4402 Dog 4500 PICKLED VEGETABLES 4501 Olives 4502 Pickled Peppers 4503 Pickles 4504 Pickled Vegetables 4600 PIZZA 4601 Pizza Crusts / Mixes 4602 Pizza Sauces 4700 SALAD 4701 Croutons 4702 Salad Dressings 4703 Salad Toppings 4800 SALSAS 4801 Cheese 4802 Salsa 4900 SEAFOOD 4901 Anchovies 4902 Clams/Clam Juice 4903 Gelfilte Fish 4904 Herring 4905 Sardines 4906 Tuna 4907 Misc Seafood 5000 SNACKS 5001 Bagel Chips 5002 Biscotti 5003 Commercial Bakery 5004 Cookies 5005 Crackers 5006 Jerky 5007 Matzo/Tim Tams 5008 Nutritional Bars 5009 Pita Chips 5010 Pizelles 5011 Popcorn 5012 Pork Rinds 5013 Potato Chips 5014 Pretzels 5015 Puffed Snacks 5016 Rice Cakes 5017 Snack Seasonings 5018 Snack Mixes 5019 Tortilla Chips 5020 Misc Snacks 5100 Soups & Broths 5101 Bases / Broths / Bouillons / Stocks 5102 Canned Soup 5103 Dry Soups/Mixes 5104 Jarred Soup 5105 Soup Bowls & Cups 5200 SPICES 5201 Badia 5202 Canning Spices 5203 Dion 5204 Morton & Bassett 5205 Rubs 5206 Salt & Pepper 5207 Spice Island/Spice Select/Spice Time 5208 Spice Mixes/Packets 5209 Spice Supreme 5210 Tones Mini 5211 Trader's Choice 5213 Weber 5214 Misc Spices 5300 STONEWALL 5400 TEA 5401 Boxed Teas 5402 Bulk Tea 5403 Chai Teas 5404 Ciders 5405 Tea K-Cup 5406 Powdered Instant Tea 5407 Ready To Drink Teas 5500 VEGETABLES 5501 Artichokes 5502 Garlic 5503 Southern Vegetables 5504 Specialty Vegetables 5600 VINEGAR / COOKING WINE 5601 Balsamic Vinegar 5602 Cooking Wine 5603 Specialty Vinegar 5700 VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS 5701 Amazing Grass 5702 Amino Vital 5703 Gaia Herbs 5704 Optimum Nutrition 5705 SOS Hydration 5706 Vega 5707 Misc Vitamins & Supplements 5708 Nordic Naturals 5709 Solgar 5800 RACKS & DISPLAYS 9900 UNCATEGORIZED Page 4 of 215 Printed on 7/12/2021 Item Category Book 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Soymilk 12/32 floz 0-41390-06144-8 12 NKK123 Kikkoman Pearl Organic Soymilk Green Tea 24/8 floz 0-41390-06186-8 24 NKK124 Kikkoman Pearl Organic Soymilk Chocolate 24/8 floz 0-41390-06185-1 24 NKK125 Kikkoman Pearl Organic Soymilk Creamy Vanilla 24/8 floz 0-41390-06184-4 24 NPF03 Polar Coconut Milk 12/13.5floz 0-74027-09905-7 12 NPF04 Polar Lite Coconut Milk 12/13.5floz 0-74027-09903-3 12 NRE128 Assi Aloe Drink 12/1.5 ltr 0-81652-09915-4 12 NRE129 Assi Aloe Drink 20/16.9 floz 0-81652-09916-1 20 NRE131 Assi Sugar Free Aloe Drink 12/1.5 ltr 0-81652-10083-6 12 NRE133 Assi Ginger Tea w/Honey 24/12ct 0-81652-10266-3 24
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