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Food Service Disposable DISTRIBUTION LIST Job Name USSIV00086389 2018 Facility Solutions Cat ◊ Pricing File Name USSIV00086389_P3_CARTON UNPRICED_F0550_C0551 P3 Proof Date January 5, 2018 3:05 PM PAGE CONTROL CARTON Page Info BLEED +0p9 TRIM 7.9375 × 10.375 550 0551 UNPRICED SUBCATEGORY_2 PAPER CUPS & LIDS CUPS & LIDS CUTLERY DINNERWARE NAPKINS & DISPENSERS PARTY SUPPLIES FOOD STORAGE & CONTAINERS FOOD WRAP PAPER & BAGS CLEANING & SANITIZING CUPS 18-FA-CU-RNU 18-FA-CU-RNU FOODSERVICE DISPOSABLES 550 CAN’T FIND WHAT YOU NEED? CALL & LET US HELP. ••• DISTRIBUTION LIST Job Name USSIV00086389 2018 Facility Solutions Cat ◊ Pricing File Name USSIV00086389_P3_CARTON UNPRICED_F0551_C0552 P3 Proof Date January 5, 2018 3:08 PM PAGE CONTROL CARTON Page Info BLEED +0p9 TRIM 7.9375 × 10.375 551 0552 UNPRICED SUBCATEGORY_2 BUYING GUIDE GLOVES FOR FOODSERVICE See pages 314-317, 608 for our selection of foodservice gloves. Use our Feature Key to find gloves that help you maintain safety and hygiene standards. 1 Thin 5 High Dexterity 2 Medium Thickness 6 Powdered for Easy On/Off 3 Thick 7 Embossed/Textured Grip 4 High Protection/Tear Strength 8 Fits Either Hand Latex Synthetic No. Features How to Order No. Features How to Order BWK 355SBX 2 5 6 8 See p. 316 BWK 315SBX 3 7 8 See p. 317 BWK 355MBX 2 5 6 8 See p. 316 BWK 315MBX 3 7 8 See p. 317 BWK 355LBX 2 5 6 8 See p. 316 BWK 315LBX 3 7 8 See p. 317 BWK 345MBX 2 5 8 See p. 316 BWK 315XLBX 3 7 8 See p. 317 BWK 345LBX 2 5 8 See p. 316 BWK 345XLBX 2 5 8 See p. 316 Vinyl No. Features How to Order Poly BWK 365MBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 No. Features How to Order BWK 365LBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-GLLG2K 1 7 8 See p. 608 BWK 365XLBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-GLMD2K 1 7 8 See p. 608 BWK 361SBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-GLXL2K 1 7 8 See p. 608 BWK 361MBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-HYBF001 3 8 See p. 608 BWK 361LBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-HYBF002 3 8 See p. 608 BWK 361XLBX 2 5 8 See p. 317 IBS-HYB-F003 3 8 See p. 608 IBS-HYB-F004 3 8 See p. 608 Nitrile IBS-HYB-F005 3 8 See p. 608 No. Features How to Order BWK 380SBX 2 4 5 6 8 See p. 315 BWK 380MBX 2 4 5 6 8 See p. 315 BWK 380LBX 2 4 5 6 8 See p. 315 BWK 380XLBX 2 4 5 6 8 See p. 315 KCC 57372 3 4 5 8 See p. 314 KCC 57373 3 4 5 8 See p. 314 KCC 57374 3 4 5 8 See p. 314 18-FA-CU-RNU 18-FA-CU-RNU SUBCATEGORY_1 551 ••• DISTRIBUTION LIST Job Name USSIV00086389 2018 Facility Solutions Cat ◊ Pricing File Name USSIV00086389_P3_CARTON UNPRICED_F0552_C0553 P3 Proof Date January 5, 2018 3:09 PM PAGE CONTROL CARTON Page Info BLEED +0p9 TRIM 7.9375 × 10.375 552 0553 UNPRICED BUYING GUIDE HOT/COLD CUP LIDS Let us help you find the right lid for your disposable hot or cold cup. Whether your cup is paper, foam or plastic— colored, patterned, compostable or insulated—we have the matching lid to fit your needs. TEAR TAB/SIP THROUGH LID COLOR FITS CUP PAGE NO. DCC12FTLS Translucent Dart Foam Cups (12 Series Cups) . DCC16FTLS Translucent Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) 562 DCC12UL Translucent Dart Foam Cups (12 Series Cups) 562 DCC16UL Translucent Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) 562 DXETB9540 Translucent Dixie Paper Hot Cups (10 oz) . DXETB9542 Translucent Dixie PerfecTouch (10-16 oz) & Paper Hot Cups (12-20 oz) 553 SCCLB3081 Translucent Solo Hot Cups (8 oz) . SCCLB3101 Translucent Solo Hot Cups (10 oz) . Tear Tab/Sip Through SCCLB3161 Translucent Solo Hot Cups (12-24 oz) . STRAW SLOT LID COLOR FITS CUP PAGE NO. BWKDEERCLIDW Translucent Boardwalk Deerfield Paper Cold Cups 557 DCC12SL Translucent Dart Foam Cups (12 Series Cups) 562 DCC16SL Translucent Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) 562 DCC32SL Translucent Dart Foam Cups (32 oz) 562 DCC626TSCT Clear Dart Plastic Cold Cups . DXE914LSRD Translucent Dixie Paper Cold Cups . ECOEPFLCC Translucent Eco-Products Plastic Cold Cups 558 SCCL16BL Translucent Solo Paper Cold Cups 557 Straw Slot RECLOSABLE LID COLOR FITS CUP PAGE NO. DCC16RCLPK White Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) . DCC16RCLBLK Black Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) 562 DCC16RCL White Dart Foam Cups (16 Series Cups) 562 DXETP9542 White Dixie PerfecTouch (10-16 oz) & Paper Hot Cups (12-20 oz) . SCCOPT316B Black Solo Paper Hot Cups (10-24 oz) & Duo Shield (12-16 oz) . SCCOPT316 White Solo Paper Hot Cups (10-24 oz) & Duo Shield (12-16 oz) . DOME LID COLOR FITS CUP PAGE NO. BWKDEERHLIDW White Boardwalk Deerfield Paper Hot Cups 553 Reclosable DXE9542500DXCT White Dixie PerfecTouch (10-16 oz) & Paper Hot Cups (12-20 oz) 554 DXED9542 White Dixie PerfecTouch (10-16 oz) & Paper Hot Cups (12-20 oz) . DXE9538DX White Dixie Hot Cups (8 oz) 554 ECOEPHL8WR White Eco-Products Hot Cups (8 oz) 556 ECOEPHL16WR White Eco-Products Hot Cups (10-20 oz) 556 SVARP11 White NatureHouse Hot Cups . SCCTLP316 White Solo Hot Cups (10-24 oz) 555 18-FA-CU-RNU 18-FA-CU-RNU SCCTLB316 Black Solo Hot Cups (10-24 oz) 555 SCCOFTL310007 White Solo Hot Cups (10 oz) 555 SCCOFTL160007 White Solo Hot Cups (12-16 oz) 555 Dome SCCTL38R2 White Solo Hot Cups (8 oz) . SCCTL31R2 White Solo Hot Cups (10 oz) 555 ••• DISTRIBUTION LIST Job Name USSIV00086389 2018 Facility Solutions Cat ◊ Pricing File Name USSIV00086389_P3_CARTON UNPRICED_F0553_C0554 P3 Proof Date January 9, 2018 2:03 PM PAGE CONTROL CARTON Page Info BLEED +0p9 TRIM 7.9375 × 10.375 553 0554 UNPRICED PAPER CUPS & LIDS A Deerfield Printed Paper Hot Cups Warm up your customers with a convenient disposable hot paper cup. Single wall hot cups, printed with an attractive pattern are perfect for serving coffee, tea or any hot beverage on the A go. Designed for use with the Boardwalk® Deerfield hot cup lid (sold separately). ID No. Size Qty. Unit Price 1 BWK-DEER10HCUP 10 oz 1000 CT 2 BWK-DEER12HCUP 12 oz 1000 CT 3 BWK-DEER16HCUP 16 oz 1000 CT C B Hot Cup Lids Sturdy hot cup lids lock tightly to prevent spills on the go. Designed to fit Boardwalk® Paper Hot Cups. One lid fits a variety of cup sizes, from 10 oz to 16 oz cups, helping conserve storage space. ID No. Color Fits Qty. Unit Price 4 BWK-DEERHLIDW White 10 oz-16 oz 1000 CT Boardwalk® Hot Cups C Convenience Pack Paper Hot Cups Unique dispensing carton allows B for easy transport and storage. Fits most standard cabinets. Convenient quantities, just right for any size office. Ideal for serving hot beverages on the go. Designed for use with universal lids from Boardwalk® or most other brands (sold separately). ID No. Size Qty. Unit Price Deerfield Print Cups 5 BWK-DEER8HCUPOP 8 oz 306 CT 6 BWK-DEER10HCUPOP 10 oz 261 CT 7 BWK-DEER12HCUPOP 12 oz 225 CT 8 BWK-DEER16HCUPOP 16 oz 180 CT 9 BWK-DEER20HCUPOP• 20 oz 135 CT White Cups 10 BWK-WHT8HCUPOP 8 oz 306 CT D 11 BWK-WHT10HCUPOP 10 oz 261 CT 12 BWK-WHT12HCUPOP 12 oz 225 CT 13 BWK-WHT16HCUPOP 16 oz 180 CT 14 BWK-WHT20HCUPOP• 20 oz 135 CT FDA Compliant. D PerfecTouch® Paper Hot Cups Patented paper process provides E excellent insulation and helps reduce the need for costly double-cupping and beverage sleeves. Cup design provides a comfortable grip. Contains no polystyrene foam. ID No. Size Qty. Unit Price 15 DXE-5338DX 8 oz 500 CT 16 DXE-5310DX 10 oz 500 CT 17 DXE-5342DX 12 oz 500 CT 18 DXE-5356DX 16 oz 500 CT 19 DXE-5356CDCT 16 oz 1000 CT 20 DXE-5360CDCT 20 oz 500 CT Value Pack—Stock up and save! 21 DXE-5338CD 8 oz 1000 CT 22 DXE-5342CD 12 oz 1000 CT USDA BioPreferred. F E PerfecTouch® Paper Hot Cups & Lids Combo Combines PerfecTouch® cups and drink-thru lids in a single pack. The patented paper process provides excellent insulation and helps reduce the need for costly double- cupping or beverage sleeves. This product was made using wood sourced from a certified managed forest. ID No. Size Qty. Unit Price 50 Cups/50 White Lids 23 DXE-5310CMB600CT 10 oz 300 CT 24 DXE-5342COMBO6CT 12 oz 300 CT DXE-5342COMBO6CT—USDA BioPreferred. 18-FA-CU-RNU 18-FA-CU-RNU F Plastic Lids for Dixie® Hot Drink Cups Tear-back and lock lid with straw slot. CUPS ID No. Color Fits Qty. Unit Price 25 DXE-TB9538X White 8 oz. Cups 1000 CT 26 DXE-TB9542 White 10-, 12-, 16-oz. Cups 1000 CT 553 ••• DISTRIBUTION LIST Job Name USSIV00086389 2018 Facility Solutions Cat ◊ Pricing File Name USSIV00086389_P3_CARTON UNPRICED_F0554_C0555 P3 Proof Date January 9, 2018 2:04 PM PAGE CONTROL CARTON Page Info BLEED +0p9 TRIM 7.9375 × 10.375 554 0555 UNPRICED PAPER CUPS & LIDS A A Pathways® Paper Hot Cups Polylined to protect against soak-through. Durable sidewall strength. Provide an upscale image at an economical cost. This product is made from wood that came from a certified managed forest. ID No. Size Qty. Unit Price 1 DXE-2338PATH 8 oz 1000 CT B 2 DXE-2340PATH 10 oz 1000 CT 3 DXE-2342PATH 12 oz 1000 CT 4 DXE-2346PATH 16 oz 1000 CT Product may be processed in commercial composting facilities that have final screening capability.
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