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Dudley Poultry, Co Dudley Poultry, Co. PRODUCT CATALOGUE 800-648-6881 910 STATE ROUTE 245 | MIDDLESEX, NY 14507 WWW.DUDLEYPOULTRY.COM Beef |Pork |Poultry |Seafood |Appetizers & More! Contents Appetizers ....................................................................................................................................... 4 Beef Fresh ....................................................................................................................................... 6 Beef (Frozen) ................................................................................................................................. 10 Beverages ...................................................................................................................................... 12 Canned Beans ................................................................................................................................ 14 Canned Fruit ................................................................................................................................. 16 Canned Tomato ............................................................................................................................ 18 Canned Veg. .................................................................................................................................. 20 Charcoal ........................................................................................................................................ 22 Chicken Breaded ........................................................................................................................... 24 Chicken Cuts ................................................................................................................................ 26 Chicken (Frozen) .......................................................................................................................... 28 Chicken Halal ............................................................................................................................... 30 Chicken Marinade ........................................................................................................................ 32 Chicken Parts ............................................................................................................................... 34 Chicken VAC ................................................................................................................................ 36 Chicken Wings ............................................................................................................................. 38 Chicken WOG (Without Giblets) ................................................................................................ 40 Condiments .................................................................................................................................. 42 Containers .................................................................................................................................... 44 Dairy ............................................................................................................................................. 46 Deli ................................................................................................................................................ 48 Desserts ......................................................................................................................................... 50 Disposables.................................................................................................................................... 52 Dog Food - Raw ............................................................................................................................ 54 Eggs ............................................................................................................................................... 56 FLG Retail ..................................................................................................................................... 58 FLG Marinade Retail .................................................................................................................... 60 French Fries .................................................................................................................................. 62 Page | 1 Gianelli ......................................................................................................................................... 64 Hot Dog ......................................................................................................................................... 66 Ice & Packing ................................................................................................................................ 68 Margarine ..................................................................................................................................... 70 Meals Frozen ................................................................................................................................. 72 Meat - Other.................................................................................................................................. 74 Oil ................................................................................................................................................. 76 Pasta Frozen .................................................................................................................................. 78 Pizza .............................................................................................................................................. 80 Pork Fresh .................................................................................................................................... 82 Pork (Frozen) ................................................................................................................................ 84 Pork Ham ...................................................................................................................................... 86 Potatoes ......................................................................................................................................... 88 Poultry Other ............................................................................................................................... 90 Sauces & Dressings ........................................................................................................................ 92 Seafood .......................................................................................................................................... 94 Seasonings ..................................................................................................................................... 96 Smoked Meat ................................................................................................................................ 98 Smoked Turkey .......................................................................................................................... 100 Stuffing ....................................................................................................................................... 102 Tray Pack .................................................................................................................................... 104 Turkey Frozen ............................................................................................................................ 106 Page | 2 Page | 3 Appetizers Page | 4 Item Product Pack Size Unit of Special Number Measure Order 606239 PIZZA LOGS RETAIL 8/1 LB BOX 8 BX/CASE CASE N 606240 ONION RINGS BEER BAT4/2.5 LB 4/2.5 LB CASE N 606242 ONION PETALS BATTERED 6/2 LB 6 / 2 LB CASE N 606250 MUSHROOM BATTERED 4/3 LB 4/3 LB CASE N 606260 MOZZARELLA STICKS BATTERED 8/1.5 8/1.5 CASE N 606270 JALAPENO CHEDDAR POPPERS 4/3 LB 4 /3 LB CASE N Page | 5 Beef Fresh Page | 6 Item Product Pack Size Unit of Special Number Measure Order 382990 BEEF SEMI BNLS CHUCK CHOICE 3 23 LB CASE Y 382995 BEEF CHUCK ROLL SELECT 3 23 LB CASE N 382999 BEEF CHUCK SHORT RIB BONE-IN NR 8 APX 10LB CASE N 383002 BEEF CHUCK ROLL NECK OFF CHOICE 3 23 LB CASE Y 383003 BEEF CHUCK CLOD HEART CH D1867AH 8/1PC CASE N 383004 BEEF CHUCK CLOD XT 3/25 CHOICE 3/25 LB CASE N 383005 BEEF BRISKET FLATS CHOICE 5/12LBS CASE Y 383008 BEEF BRISKET FULL CUT APRX 65 LB CASE N 383008W BEEF BRISKET FULL CUT APRX 22# 1 PC APRX 22 LB EACH N 383010 BEEF BOTTOM FLAT CH 4/17 LB CASE N 383011 BEEF GOOSENECK BOTTOM ROUNDS NR 4/17 LB CASE N 383019 BEEF PEELED BUTT TENDERS 12ct APRX 50 CASE Y 383020 BEEF PSMO TENDER NR 12/6 LB CASE Y 383020W BEEF PSMO TENDER NR 1 PC 6 LB EACH Y 383027 BEEF GROUND FRESH 80/20, 16,5 LB. 16/5 LB. CASE N 383038 BEEF SHORT LOIN SEL APRX 70 LB CASE N 383040 BEEF PEELED KNUCKLES 6/10 CH 6/10 LB CASE N 383041 BEEF STRIP LOIN CHOICE 1 PC 1 PC CASE Y 383042 BEEF STRIP LOIN 0 X 1 SELECT 5/6 PCS CASE Y 383043 BEEF STRIP LOIN 0 X 1 CHOICE 6/13 LB CASE Y 383045 BEEF STRIP LOIN 0 X 1 NR CASE 5/13 LB CASE N 383045W BEEF STRIP LOIN 1 PC APRX 13 LB 13 LB EACH N 383047 BEEF TOP BUTT SIRLOIN 4/20 CH 4/20 LB CASE N 383049 BEEF SHORT LOIN NR APRX 70 LB CASE N 383051 BEEF SHORT LOIN CHOICE APRX 70 LB CASE Y 383052 BEEF RIB EYE NR 1 PC BX 1 PC BX CASE N 383053 BEEF RIB EYE CHOICE 1 PC BX 7176 1 PC BX CASE Y 383054 BEEF RIB EYE BNLS SUKARNE 6/12 LB CASE Y 383055 BEEF RIB EYE BNLS NR CASE 5/16 LB CASE N 383055W BEEF
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