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Northwest Local Sheet 10/23/2020 Northwest Local Sheet 10/23/2020 *= Disabled Veteran, Minority, or Woman Owned Producer Category PACK PACKER/FARM LOCATION ITEMCODE New This Week Jazz Apple 12/2 lbs Oppenheimer Seattle, WA 011-01105 Lucy Glo Apple 40/60 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02174 Lucy Rose Apple 40/60 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02175 Orange Cauliflower 8 ct Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-01351 Organic Arkansas Black Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01799 Organic Cranberries, Bulk 25 lbs Winsmuir Sixes, OR 040-01059 Organic FO Cranberries 12/1 pt Winsmuir Sixes, OR 040-40999 Organic Golden Russet Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01729 Organic Sugar Bee Apple, WAXF 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 040-00249 Organic Sunchoke 10 lbs Wobbly Cart Rochester, WA 040-05113 Pink Pearl Apple 72/88 ct Honeybear Brewster, WA 011-01044 Purple Cauliflower 8 ct Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-01353 Taylor Gold Pear, 30/40 ct 22 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 011-03483 Apples Autumn Glory Apples, WAXF 45/60 ct Domex Yakima, WA 011-01320 Braeburn Apple, Bin 650 lbs Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01971 Braeburn Apple, USXF 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02499 Fuji USXF 125 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01939 Gala Apples, WAXF Premium 40 lbs Domex Yakima, WA 011-02648 Gala USXF 100 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 011-02614 Gala, USFCY 72/88 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-02615 Golden Delicious USXF 125 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01176 Granny Smith USXF 100 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01751 Honeycrisp 9/3 lbs Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 011-01501 Honeycrisp Apple, Premium 72/80 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01850 Jazz Apple 12/2 lbs Oppenheimer Seattle, WA 011-01105 Jonagold Apples, Premium 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01869 Jonagold Apples, USXF 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01870 Juici Apple, WAXF 72/88 ct Oneonta Wenatchee, WA 011-01183 Kiku Apple, Premium 64/72 ct CMI Wenatchee, WA 011-01150 Lucy Glo Apple 40/60 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02174 Lucy Rose Apple 40/60 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02175 Mountain Rose Apple 40 lbs Bellwood Acres Bellingham, WA 011-01500 Opal Apple, USXF 45/60 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 011-01112 Pinata Apple, WAXF Premium 72/88 ct Stemilt Wenatchee, WA 011-01982 Pink Lady 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01885 Pink Pearl Apple 72/88 ct Honeybear Brewster, WA 011-01044 Rave Apple 26/48 ct Stemilt Wenatchee, WA 011-02525 Red Delicious Apple, WF 163 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01544 Sugar Bee Apple 56/72 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-00055 Sweet Tango Apples, WAXF 72/88 ct Stemilt Wenatchee, WA 011-02022 Sweetie Apples, WAXF 40/60 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 011-02630 Apples, Organic Ambroisa Apple 12/2 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 040-01723 Arkansas Black Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01799 Ashmead's Kernel Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01325 Braeburn Apple, WAXF 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 040-00151 Northwest Local Sheet 10/23/2020 Caville Blanc Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01789 Cox Orange Pippin Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01786 FO Fuji Apple, US #1, WA Fancy 72/88 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-01343 FO Fuji Apple, Bag 12/3 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04863 FO Fuji Apple, WAXF, Premium 72/88 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04859 FO Gala Apple, Bag 12/3 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04864 FO Gala Apple, Premium 72/88 ct 40 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04861 FO Gala Apple, XF 72/88 ct 40 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-01717 FO Honeycrisp Apple, Bag 12/3 lbs First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04862 FO Honeycrisp, #1 USXF 72/88 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-01344 FO Honeycrisp, WAXF 72/88 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-04860 Golden Delicious 72/88 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 040-00112 Golden Russet Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01729 Granny Smith Apple WAXF 72/88 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 040-00189 Jonagold Apple, WAXF 72/80 ct Bridges Portland, OR 040-00225 King David Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01790 Lady Alice Apple, WAXF 50/60 ct Rainier Fruit Yakima, WA 040-00163 Mutsu Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01794 Opal Apple, USXF 40/60 ct First Fruits Prescott, WA 040-00250 Orlean's Reinette Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-01326 Pinata Apple, Premium 72/88 ct Stemilt Wenatchee, WA 040-00282 Ribston Pippin Apple 28 lbs Heirloom Orchards Hood River, OR 040-00133 Sugar Bee Apple, WAXF 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 040-00249 Berries Cranberries 24/12 oz Oceanspray Grayland, WA 014-01650 Cranberries, Clamshell 24/12 oz Cape Blanco Cranberries* Port Orford, OR 014-01683 Fresh Cranberries 12 oz Oppenheimer Seattle, WA 031-00915 Berries, Organic Cranberries 18/8 oz Oppenheimer Seattle, WA 040-01031 Cranberries, Bulk 25 lbs Winsmuir Sixes, OR 040-01059 FO Cranberries 12/1 pt Winsmuir Sixes, OR 040-40999 Berries, Frozen Blackberries, Frozen, IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02640 Blueberry, Frozen IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02642 Cranberry, Frozen 24/12 oz Cape Blanco Cranberries* Port Orford, OR 014-01646 Huckleberry, Frozen 5 lb Varies Oregon 014-01513 Raspberry, Frozen IQF 25 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-01641 Rhubarb, Frozen IQF 30 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 016-02316 Strawberry, Frozen IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02643 Eggs Cage Free Hard Boiled Egg 12/2 ct Wilcox Farms Roy, WA 032-00027 Egg, Brown Organic 15 doz National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00126 Egg, Large AA Loose 15 doz National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00120 Egg, Liquid 6/4.4 lb National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00050 Egg, Premium Hard-Boiled 72/1 ct National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00020 Extra Large Egg, Cage Free 15 doz National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00142 Grapes, Organic Concord Grape 20 lbs Inaba Produce Wapato, WA 040-01057 Imperfect Produce Organic Red Potato 50 lbs G&D Wallace Farms Burlington, WA 040-05478 Northwest Local Sheet 10/23/2020 Organic Yukon Gold Potato 50 lbs Judel Basin City, WA 040-04893 Parsnip 50 lbs Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02200 Leafy Greens Bok Choy 50 lbs Richter Farms Puyallup, WA 016-01149 Green Bin Cabbage 575 lbs Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01220 Lacinato Kale 12 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02718 Nappa Cabbage 50 lbs Richter Farms Puyallup, WA 016-02189 NW Bunched Spinach 24 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02795 NW Collard Greens 24 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02764 NW Green Cabbage 18/24 ct Carpinito, Richter, Sterino Puyallup/Kent, WA 016-01185 NW Green Chard 12 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02649 NW Green Kale 24 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01840 NW Mustard Greens 24 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02759 NW Red Swiss Chard 12 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-02651 Red Cabbage 25 lbs Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01258 Red Cabbage, CTN 22/24 ct Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01255 Sauerkraut Cabbage, Bin (Pre-Order) 650 lbs Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01192 Savoy Cabbage 30 lbs Carpinito Brothers Kent, WA 016-01262 Leafy Greens, Organic Bibb Green Living Lettuce 12 ct DeGoede Farms Sumner, WA 040-03597 Bibb Red Living Lettuce 12 ct DeGoede Farms Sumner, WA 040-03641 Braising Mix 3 lbs Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-05163 Collard Greens 12 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04650 Collard Greens 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04652 FO Green Chard 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04641 FO Green Chard 12 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04639 FO Green Kale 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04708 FO Green Kale 12 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04631 FO Lacinato Kale 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04710 FO Lacinato Kale 12 ct Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04622 FO Rainbow Chard 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04649 FO Rainbow Chard 12 ct Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04636 FO Red Chard 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04640 FO Red Chard 12 ct Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04638 FO Red Kale 24 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04709 FO Red Kale 12 ct Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04627 Green Cabbage 40 lbs Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04106 Green Dandelion 12 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-05180 NW Green Cabbage 40 lbs Ralph's Greenhouse Mt. Vernon, WA 040-05082 NW Lacinto Kale 24 ct Ralph's Greenhouse Mt. Vernon, WA 040-04672 Red Cabbage 40 lbs Ralph's Greenhouse Mt. Vernon, WA 040-04110 Red Dandelion 12 ct Four Elements* Puyallup, WA 040-04654 Legumes Bean, Garbanzo York White 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444303 Bean, Pedrosillano 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444301 Lentil, Caviar Black 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444305 Lentil, French Green 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444315 Lentil, Shasta Yellow 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444310 Lentil, Spanish Pardina Brown 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Palouse, WA 444312 Mushrooms Northwest Local Sheet 10/23/2020 Cello Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02131 Cello Sliced Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02130 Chanterelle Mushrooms 1 lb Foods in Season* Forks, WA 031-01584 Chanterelle Mushrooms 5 lbs Foods in Season* Forks, WA 016-02023 Crimini Mushroom, Large 5 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02069 Crimini Sliced Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02052 Crimini Whole Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02051 Lobster Mushroom (Pre-Order) 5 lbs Foods in Season* Washington 016-02118 Medium Mushroom 10 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02105 Oyster Mushroom 5 lbs White Forest Turner, OR 017-01109
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