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Supply & Packaging Order 22019 019 SUPPLY & PACKAGING ORDER GUIDE See this interactive catalog online at http://www.catalogsuppliers.com/books/owbn See this interactive catalog online at http://flip.summitcat.com/t/145864-urm ® INDUSTRIES INC. ECO-PRODUCTS 2 PACKAGING & SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT URM CALL LIST BUNZL CALL LIST For questions regarding new items, product DEBBIE STANLEY information, or applications in your store: Category Manager | Sales 509.990.5710 STEVE MURPHY RICK SORENSON Packaging | Supplies Category Manager Grocery | Sales 509.951.6207 or 509.467.2799 509.994.6323 [email protected] PETE BLANKEVOORT Food Service | R3 Department Merchandisers 509.981.0120 DAN WILSON BUNZL WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS Meat Department After Hours Warehouse and Operations Line 509.467.2742 509.209.4135 [email protected] IAN ARTHUR JEAN MAYGREN After Hours Food Service | Warehouse Bakery Department 509.209.4135 509.467.3696 [email protected] NANCY SHIRTS Deli Department 509.467.2788 [email protected] URM CUSTOMER SERVICE Customer Service Department 800.541.0752 or 509.467.3669 JOANNA MARTINDALE Special Orders 509.467.2792 [email protected] 3 SPECIAL ORDER (SPO) INFORMATION URM Special Order merchandise (SPO’s) can now be transmitted (EOS’d) with your regular order. If you have the URM code number, enter it in and quantity. In some instances, the item may come up as “not on file”. You can still order the item regardless of the “not on file” status. All SPO’s get pulled off the order and sent to Joanna Martindale to process daily. Also, please note that we will no longer be able to accept SPO orders over the phone. All special order requests should be routed through our special-order email address [email protected] or faxed to (509) 467-2736 Attn: Joanna Martindale For questions regarding Bunzl SPO’s please contact Joanna Martindale at 509-467-2792 or e-mail at [email protected] CATEGORY INDEX DELI PACKAGING & SUPPLIES BAKERY SUPPLIES & PRODUCTS PRODUCE Napkins ...........................................6 Bakery Pans, Trays & Boxes ...............43 Bags Napkin Dispensers ............................8 Cake Packaging ...............................43 Produce .....................................54 Moist Towelettes ................................9 Cupcake & Muffin Packaging .............44 STORE SUPPLIES Foil & Film ........................................9 Pie Packaging ...................................45 Bags Food Wraps .....................................11 Cake Pads & Circles ..........................45 Paper ........................................56 Doilies, Place Mats & Table Covers .....12 Pan Liners ........................................45 Plastic .......................................57 Plastic Cups & Lids ............................13 Baking Cups .....................................46 Reusable ...................................59 Foam Cups & Lids .............................14 Miscellaneous Supplies ......................46 Closures ...........................................59 Paper Cups & Lids Labels ..............................................46 Store Supplies ...................................60 Cold .........................................16 Bags Filters ...............................................60 Hot ...........................................16 Paper & Foil ...............................47 Monarch Labeling System ..................61 Plastic Bottles ....................................18 Poly ..........................................49 Printer & Register Supplies ..................61 Beverage Carriers .............................18 Portion & Sample Cups ......................50 Check Stand Pens .............................62 Food Trays .......................................19 Box Cutters .......................................62 MEAT SUPPLIES Food Containers & Lids Bailing Wire .....................................62 Butcher Papers & Wraps ....................51 Foam ........................................19 Laundry Film .....................................62 Meat Bags .......................................51 Plastic .......................................21 Packaging ........................................62 Meat Trays Microwavable ............................25 Bags Blue ..........................................52 Aluminum ..................................26 Ice ............................................63 Yellow .......................................52 Biodegradable ...........................27 Rose .........................................52 JANITORIAL Paper ........................................29 Black.........................................52 Hand Soaps & Dispensers ..................63 Trays .........................................31 White .......................................53 Hand Sanitizers & Dispensers .............64 Caterware .................................31 Meat Pads ........................................53 Chemicals ........................................65 Chicken & Deli Packaging ..................32 Case Liners.......................................53 Chemical Dilution & Dispensing ..........69 Pizza Boxes & Circles ........................33 Twine ..............................................54 Restroom Supplies .............................70 Pan Liners ........................................34 Labels ..............................................54 Wipes .............................................76 Plates & Bowls ..................................34 Miscellaneous Supplies ......................54 Cleaning Tools ..................................76 Cutlery Plastic .......................................36 Biodegradable ...........................38 Cutlery Kits .......................................39 Straws & Stirrers ...............................39 Toothpicks ........................................40 Hats, Bibs, Aprons & Gloves ..............41 Guest Checks & Equipment ................42 NAPKINS & DISPENSERS NAPKINS Hi Valu® Dispenser Napkin Made from 100% recycled fiber, of which 1 Ply Companions® a minimum of 70% is post-consumer Beverage Napkins material, are the most environmentally preferable option available on the market. UniPro Companions® 1 ply Beverage napkins. URM NO. DESCRIPTION PACK URM NO. DESCRIPTION PACK 777565-3 1/4 FOLD 11.25” x 13” WHITE 1 PLY 12/500 776141-4 1 PLY WHITE 10” x 10” BEVERAGE NAPKIN 8/500 MorNap Jr.® Companions® Dispenser Napkin Economical MorNap Jr.® full-fold napkins Dispenser Napkins provide a lower cost large dispenser Paper napkins for a variety of occasions. napkin alternative for quick-service restaurant applications. URM NO. DESCRIPTION PACK URM NO. DESCRIPTION PACK 776170-3 7” x 12” 1 PLY WHITE DISPENSER LOW FOLD 32/250 777377-3 FULL FOLD 13” x 12” BROWN 8/600 776142-2 7” x 13.5”GP Pro 1 PLY DISPENSER TALL FOLD 40/250 1-866-HELLO GP (435-5647) 776165-3 13”www.gppro.com x 12” 1 PLY WHITE DISPENSER 12/500 Product Details EasyNap® Embossed Dispenser Napkins Green Seal Certified to GS-1 Standard. EasyNap® ECOLOGO® provides Brand Owner GP comprehensive napkin dispensing options to meet versatile operational needs...all Brand EasyNap® ® with just one napkin. MFG Part# 32002 Prime Source Color White UP - UPC 073310320021 Each Per Ship Unit 24 Packs Items Per Each 250 Napkins ® Dispenser Napkins Georgia-PacificCase Total 6000 Count Easynap Napkin Open (WxL) 6.500" x 9.850'' High quality, value priced napkins offer Folded (WxL) 6.5" x 5" UNSPSC 14111705 DispenserEPA CPG Yes Napkin absorbency, strength and cleanliness. Compliant Min.® PCW % 50% EasynapMin. Recycled high % capacity100% dispenser napkin LEED O&M MR, I URM NO. DESCRIPTION PACK Description: system controlsBuy Multiple usage56 CS by dispensing EasyNap®NAPKINS high capacity dispenser napkin system controls usage by Case Shipping Info dispensing napkins one at a time. Independent research has proven napkin usage is reduced by 56.6% when switching from smaller tall fold stylenapkins & by oneCase GTIN at10073310320028 a time. 777374-0 TALL FOLD 6” x 13.5” 1 PLY 16/625 30% when switching from larger standard MorNap style to EasyNap in a Case Gross Wgt 19.400 LBS QSR environment. Simple for employees to load, easy for customers to use, Case Net Wgt 18.230 LBS and easier than ever for you to save money. Over 50% reduction in case size frees up valuable storage space and usage reduction means less Case Dimensions 20.375" x 12.375" x inventory needed on hand. All of which makes EasyNap® a very easy (LxWxH) 13.625" decision when you wantURM to deliver quality, NO. service, and valueDESCRIPTION while Case Volume 1.988 CFT PACK controlling costs. Folded Size (W x L) 6.5" x 5". Unit Shipping Info 776180-2 6.5” x 9.875TI-Qty/Layer WHITE 2 8PLY NAPKIN 24/250 HI-Layers/Unit 7 ® Features & Benefits: Unit Qty 56 Tork Advanced » EasyNap® napkin dispensers keep guests from grabbing a handful of Unit Dimensions 49.500" x 40.750" x napkins when they only need one - helping reduce usage by 30% when (LxWxH) 95.375" switching from larger standard MorNap style to EasyNap in a QSR environment. Dispenser Napkins » One-at-a-time dispensing reduces usage by up to 56% » BPI® Certified as Compostable. Product is compostable in commercial Facial quality enhances feel and absorbency composting facilities. Such facilities may not exist in your area. BPI® is a trademark of the Biodegradable Products Institute. www.bpiworld.org ® » Tork Advanced RollNap more than usual single-ply service dispenser Up to 50% case size reduction verses large dispenser napkins frees up
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