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Stemilt PLU Numbers - Apples Stemilt PLU Numbers - Apples Variety PLU RSS Braeburn 4103 00741839041030 Large Braeburn 4101 00741839041016 Small Organic Braeburn 94103 00741839941033 Large Organic Braeburn 94101 00741839941019 Small Cameo 3066 00741839030669 Large Cameo 3065 00741839030652 Small Organic Cameo 93066 00741839930662 Large Organic Cameo 93065 00741839930655 Small Cosmic Crisp 3507 00741839035077 All Organic Cosmic Crisp 93507 00741839935070 All Fuji 4131 00741839041313 Large Fuji 4129 00741839041290 Small Organic Fuji 94131 00741839941316 Large Organic Fuji 94129 00741839941293 Small Gala 4135 00741839041351 Large Gala 4133 00741839041337 Small Organic Gala 94135 00741839941354 Large Organic Gala 94133 00741839941330 Small Gingergold 4096 00741839040965 Large Gingergold 4097 00741839040972 Small Organic Gingergold 94096 00741839940968 Large Organic Gingergold 94097 00741839940975 Small Granny Smith 4017 00741839040170 Large Granny Smith 4139 00741839041399 Small Organic Granny Smith 94017 00741839940173 Large Organic Granny Smith 94139 00741839941392 Small Jonagold 4147 00741839041474 Large Jonagold 4145 00741839041450 Small Organic Jonagold 94147 00741839941477 Large Organic Jonagold 94145 00741839941453 Small Pink Lady 4130 00741839041306 Large Pink Lady 4128 00741839041283 Small Organic Pink Lady 94130 00741839941309 Large Organic Pink Lady 94128 00741839941286 Small Rave 3487 00741839034872 All Organic Rave 93487 00741839934875 All Rome 4172 00741839041726 Large Rome 4170 00741839041702 Small Organic Rome 94172 00741839941729 Large Organic Rome 94170 00741839941705 Small Golden Delicious 4020 00741839040200 Large Golden Delicious 4021 00741839040217 Small Golden Delicious 3285 00741839032854 X Large Organic Golden Delicious 94020 00741839940203 Large Organic Golden Delicious 94021 00741839940210 Small Organic Golden Delicious 93285 00741839932857 X Large Golden Blush 3005 00741839030058 Large Golden Blush 93005 00741839930051 Large Red Delicious 4016 00741839040163 Large Red Delicious 4015 00741839040156 Small Red Delicious 3284 00741839032847 X Large Organic Red Delicious 94016 00741839940166 Large Organic Red Delicious 94015 00741839940159 Small Organic Red Delicious 93284 00741839932840 X Large PIÑATA! 3435 00741839034353 All Organic PIÑATA! 93435 00741839934356 All Sundowner 3010 00741839030102 All Organic Sundowner 93010 00741839930105 All Ambrosia 3438 00741839034384 All Organic Ambrosia 93438 00741839934387 All Honeycrisp 3283 00741839032830 Large Honeycrisp 3468 00741839034681 Small Organic Honeycrisp 93283 00741839932833 Large Organic Honeycrisp 93468 00741839934684 Small SweeTango 3603 00741839036036 All Organic SweeTango 93603 00741839936039 All Organic Gravenstein 94158 00741839941583 Large Organic Gravenstein 94156 00741839941569 Small Organic Empire 94127 00741839941279 All Mcintosh 94154 00741839941545 All Organic Cortland 94106 00741839941064 All 2019 Stemilt Growers LLC for information purposes only subject to change as needed Stemilt PLU Numbers Pears, Stone Fruit, Cherries Pears Stone Fruit Variety PLU RSS Variety PLU RSS Asian 4406 00741839044062 White Yellow Flesh Peach 4044 00741839040446 Asian 4407 00741839044079 Yellow Organic Yellow Flesh Peach 94044 00741839940449 Asian 4408 00741839044086 Russet White Flesh Peach 4401 00741839044017 Organic Asian 94406 00741839944065 White Organic White Flesh Peach 94401 00741839944010 Organic Asian 94407 00741839944072 Yellow Sub Acid Yellow Flesh Peach 4404 00741839044048 Organic Asian 94408 00741839944089 Russet Yellow Flesh Nectarine 4378 00741839043782 Bartlett 4409 00741839044093 Large Yellow Flesh Nectarine 4380 00741839043805 Bartlett 4024 00741839040248 Small Organic Yellow Flesh Nectarine 94378 00741839943785 Organic Bartlett 94409 00741839944096 Large White Flesh Nectarine 3035 00741839030355 Organic Bartlett 94024 00741839940241 Small Organic White Flesh Nectarine 93035 00741839930358 Bosc 4413 00741839044130 Large Sub Acid Yellow Flesh Nectarine 4379 00741839043799 Bosc 4026 00741839040262 Small Sweet Button Peach 3113 00741839031130 Organic Bosc 94413 00741839944133 Large organic sweet button peach 93113 00741839931133 Organic Bosc 94026 00741839940265 Small Pluot 3278 00741839032786 d'Anjou 4416 00741839044161 Large Organic Pluot 93278 00741839932789 d'Anjou 4025 00741839040255 Small Apricot 4218 00741839042181 Organic d'Anjou 94416 00741839944164 Large Organic Apricot 94218 00741839942184 Organic d'Anjou 94025 00741839940258 Small Organic Bella Cerise 94219 00741839942191 Red d'Anjou 4417 00741839044178 All organic yellow peach large 94038 00741839940388 Organic Red d'Anjou 94417 00741839944171 All organic yellow nectarine large 94036 00741839940364 Red Bartlett 4410 00741839044109 All Organic Red Bartlett 94410 00741839944102 All Red Pear 4415 00741839044154 All Organic Red Pear 94415 00741839944157 All Seckel 4422 00741839044222 All Organic Seckel 94422 00741839944225 All Comice 4414 00741839044147 All Cherries Organic Comice 94414 00741839944140 All Variety PLU RSS Concorde 3016 00741839030164 All Dark Sweet Cherries 4045 00741839040453 Organic Concorde 93016 00741839930167 All Organic Dark Sweet Cherries 94045 00741839940456 Taylor's Gold 4553 00741839045533 All Rainier Cherries 4258 00741839042587 Organic Taylor's Gold 94553 00741839945536 All Organic Rainier Cherries 94258 00741839942580 Forelle 4418 00741839044185 All Skylar Rae Cherries 3448 00741839034483 Organic Forelle 94418 00741839944188 All Organic Skylar Rae Cherries 93448 00741839934486 Tosca 3434 00741839034346 All Organic Tosca 93434 00741839934349 All Packham 4421 00741839044215 All 2019 Stemilt Growers LLC for information purposes only subject to change annually.
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