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December 2019 FOOD BUYING CLUB CATALOG Pacnw Region UNFI Will Be Closing Our Auburn Facility in August July - December 2019 FOOD BUYING CLUB CATALOG PacNW Region UNFI will be closing our Auburn facility in August. Your store will now be ordering/receiving from our newly expanded Ridgefield, WA distribution center. n = Contains Sugar F = Foodservice, Bulk s = Artificial Ingredients G = Foodservice, Grab n' Go BASICS Pricing = the lowest 4 = Sulphured D = Foodservice, Supplies _ = 100% Organic K = Gluten Free price at the shelf per unit. H = 95%-99% Organic b = Kosher (Except for FIELD DAY items) : = Made with 70%-94% Organic Ingredients d = Holiday * "DC" Column T = Specialty, Natural Product , = Vegan NO CODE= All Warehouses U = Specialty, Traditional Grocery Product m = NonGMO Project Verified W = PacNW - Seattle, WA C = Ethnic w = Fair Trade For placing a SPECIAL ORDER - It is necessary to include: *THE PAGE NUMBER, Plus the information in the BOLDED columns marked with Arrows "▼" * ▼Brand ▼ ▼Item # ▼ ▼ Product Description ▼ ▼ Case/Unit Size ▼ ▼Whlsle Price▼ Indicates BASICS Items WS/ SRP/ Dept Brand DC Item # Symbols Product Description UPC # Case/Size EA/CS WS/CS Brand Unit Unit Indicates Generic BULK Items BULK BULK BAKINGBAKING GOODSGOODS BULK BAKING GOODS 05451 HKnw Dk Chocolate Chips, FT, Vegan 026938-073442 10 LB EA 6.91 69.06 8.99 BULK BAKING GOODSUTWR 40208 F Lecithin Granules 026938-402082 5 LB EA 7.18 35.90 9.35 BULK BAKING GOODSGXUTWR 33140 F Vanilla Extract, Pure 767572-831288 1 GAL EA 336.90 336.90 439.45 BULK BAKING GOODSGUTWR 33141 F Vanilla Extract, Pure 767572-830328 32 OZ EA 95.08 95.08 123.99 BULK BEANSBEANS BULK BEANS 00003 HF Adzuki 026938-574000 25 LB EA 1.68 41.96 2.15 BULK BEANS 00070 HF Black Beans, USA 026938-326296 25 LB EA 1.87 46.74 2.39 BULK BEANS UDTWR 67642 _ Black Lentils 026938-268206 25 LB EA 2.08 51.93 2.75 BULK BEANS UWR 00010 F Black Turtle 071272-013456 25 LB EA 1.06 26.53 1.39 BULK BEANS 00011 _F Black Turtle 026938-908102 25 LB EA 1.34 33.52 1.75 BULK BEANS 00024 _F Cannellini 042563-014421 25 LB EA 2.95 73.74 3.79 BULK BEANS UWR 00048 F Chana Dal (Split Baby Garbanzos) 026938-000486 25 LB EA 2.58 64.38 3.35 BULK BEANS UDTWR 29502 _b Cranberry 026938-634407 25 LB EA 2.14 53.38 2.79 BULK BEANS UDTW 29505 _ European Soldier 026938-634438 25 LB EA 2.32 58.08 3.05 BULK BEANS XUDTWR 00014 F Garbanzo 071272-012619 25 LB EA 0.97 24.18 1.25 BULK BEANS 00015 _F Garbanzo 026938-627102 25 LB EA 2.27 56.71 2.95 BULK BEANS UWR 00016 HFbm Garbanzo 026938-779375 5 LB EA 3.42 17.08 4.55 BULK BEANS UTW 00018 F Great Northerns 071272-012053 25 LB EA 0.98 24.58 1.29 BULK BEANS 00019 _F Great Northerns 026938-574420 25 LB EA 2.01 50.26 2.59 BULK BEANS UDTWR 29508 Hb Jacobs Cattle 026938-634452 25 LB EA 2.71 67.84 3.55 BULK BEANS 00025 _F Kidney, Dark Red 026938-626402 25 LB EA 1.92 47.97 2.59 BULK BEANS UDTWR 00030 F Lentils 071272-012893 25 LB EA 0.92 23.01 1.19 BULK BEANS 00031 _F Lentils 026938-625900 25 LB EA 2.12 53.10 2.79 BULK BEANS 00076 _F Lentils, French Green 042563-014728 25 LB EA 2.01 50.15 2.55 BULK BEANS UTWR 03595 _bm Lentils, Green 026938-779238 5 LB EA 3.24 16.18 4.29 BULK BEANS 00032 F Lentils, Red 071272-012961 25 LB EA 1.42 35.51 1.85 BULK BEANS 00033 HF Lentils, Red 026938-854003 25 LB EA 1.14 28.59 1.75 BULK BEANS UTWR 03596 _bm Lentils, Red 026938-779252 5 LB EA 3.56 17.78 4.75 BULK BEANS 00036 _F Lima, Baby 042563-014445 25 LB EA 2.11 52.77 2.69 BULK BEANS GUDTWR 46675 _ Mung Bean, Split w/o Skin 026938-270964 25 LB EA 2.30 57.47 2.99 BULK BEANS 00039 _F Mung 026938-491161 25 LB EA 1.93 48.22 2.45 BULK BEANS UDTWR 29503 _b Orca, Calypso Black 026938-634414 25 LB EA 2.59 64.71 3.39 BULK BEANS UDTWR 00006 F Peas, Blackeyed 071272-012473 25 LB EA 1.84 46.06 2.39 BULK BEANS 00072 _F Peas, Blackeyed 026938-568580 25 LB EA 2.06 51.60 2.65 BULK BEANS UTW 00022 F Peas, Green Split 071272-012824 25 LB EA 0.92 23.01 1.19 BULK BEANS 00023 _F Peas, Green Split 026938-710903 25 LB EA 1.49 37.17 1.95 BULK BEANS 00075 _F Peas, Yellow Split 026938-494827 25 LB EA 1.58 39.43 2.05 BULK BEANS GUDTWR 00051 F Pinto 071272-012190 25 LB EA 0.95 23.79 1.25 BULK BEANS 00054 HF Pinto 026938-626600 25 LB EA 1.84 45.97 2.39 BULK BEANS 00059 HF Red Beans,Small 026938-274931 25 LB EA 1.81 45.17 2.29 BULK BEANS 09310 _b Red Lentils 026938-690052 25 LB EA 1.99 49.86 2.59 BULK BEANS 00063 _F Small Whites, Navy 026938-072988 25 LB EA 1.90 47.53 2.49 BULK BEANS GUDTWR 00066 _F Soybeans 086011-003209 25 LB EA 1.59 39.66 2.05 BULK CANDY/SNACKSCANDY/SNACKS BULK CANDY/SNACKS W 73550 n Dark Chocolate Cashews 026938-750107 25 LB EA 7.47 186.83 243.69 BULK DRIEDDRIED FRUITFRUIT BULK DRIED FRUIT 03109 _F Apple Rings 026938-140182 25 LB EA 9.04 226.10 11.65 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03102 _F Apricots 023625-020307 5 LB EA 12.50 62.49 16.45 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03207 F4 Apricots, Sulphured Turkish 026938-692001 28 LB EA 2.84 79.58 3.69 BULK DRIED FRUIT UWR 03240 Hnb Banana Chips 026938-032401 5 LB EA 3.94 19.70 5.25 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03261 HnF Banana Chips 026938-657567 14 LB EA 3.13 43.88 4.05 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03206 Fn Banana Chips, Swtnd 026938-066048 14 LB EA 2.45 34.29 3.15 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTW 29422 F Banana Chips, Unsw 026938-202712 14 LB EA 2.57 36.04 3.35 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03116 HF Bananas, Whole 026938-553395 6 LB EA 4.97 29.80 6.69 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUTWR 03103 _F Black Figs 026938-316976 5 LB EA 6.04 30.20 7.99 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03256 F Blueberries, Fruit Juice Swtnd 026938-753733 10 LB EA 10.11 101.13 13.19 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03104 Hn Blueberries, Wild 026938-343835 5 LB EA 22.13 110.66 28.85 BULK DRIED FRUIT UDTWR 03239 Cherries, Bing, Dark 026938-348984 5 LB EA 9.00 44.99 11.85 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03253 Fn Cherries, Dried Red Tart 042563-010645 10 LB EA 8.38 83.84 10.95 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDWR 03248 Cherries, Whole Unsw Dried Tart 026938-853617 10 LB EA 14.05 140.52 18.35 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUTWR 03353 bF Coconut, Med Shrd 026938-778712 5 LB EA 3.58 17.92 4.69 BULK DRIED FRUIT UTWR 03493 Hb Coconut, Med Shrd 026938-034931 5 LB EA 3.99 19.93 5.29 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03495 HF Coconut, Med Shrd 042563-010867 25 LB EA 2.08 52.06 2.69 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03517 F Coconut, Med Shrd 026938-316020 25 LB EA 2.47 61.85 3.45 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03519 F Coconut, Wide Chip 026938-035198 25 LB EA 3.06 76.45 3.95 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03241 F Cranberries, Dried, Apple Juice Swtnd 026938-958053 25 LB EA 4.90 122.46 6.59 Indicates Generic BULK Items BULK DRIED FRUIT 03200 F Cranberries, Sweetened 026938-653620 25 LB EA 2.96 73.92 4.05 Page 1 July - December 2019 FOOD BUYING CLUB CATALOG PacNW Region UNFI will be closing our Auburn facility in August. Your store will now be ordering/receiving from our newly expanded Ridgefield, WA distribution center. n = Contains Sugar F = Foodservice, Bulk s = Artificial Ingredients G = Foodservice, Grab n' Go BASICS Pricing = the lowest 4 = Sulphured D = Foodservice, Supplies _ = 100% Organic K = Gluten Free price at the shelf per unit. H = 95%-99% Organic b = Kosher (Except for FIELD DAY items) : = Made with 70%-94% Organic Ingredients d = Holiday * "DC" Column T = Specialty, Natural Product , = Vegan NO CODE= All Warehouses U = Specialty, Traditional Grocery Product m = NonGMO Project Verified W = PacNW - Seattle, WA C = Ethnic w = Fair Trade For placing a SPECIAL ORDER - It is necessary to include: *THE PAGE NUMBER, Plus the information in the BOLDED columns marked with Arrows "▼" * ▼Brand ▼ ▼Item # ▼ ▼ Product Description ▼ ▼ Case/Unit Size ▼ ▼Whlsle Price▼ Indicates BASICS Items WS/ SRP/ Dept Brand DC Item # Symbols Product Description UPC # Case/Size EA/CS WS/CS Brand Unit Unit BULK DRIED FRUIT 03215 bF Cranberries, Sweetened 710456-060649 5 LB EA 3.21 16.03 4.39 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03251 HF Cranberries, Sweetened 026938-948610 10 LB EA 5.99 59.85 7.99 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUTWR 03300 _F Currants, Zante 026938-958060 30 LB EA 3.72 111.46 4.95 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03301 F Currants, Zante 026938-693008 30 LB EA 3.16 94.89 4.19 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03225 _F Date Coconut Rolls 026938-121181 15 LB EA 4.46 66.92 5.95 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03246 _F Date Coconut Rolls 026938-349011 5 LB EA 4.71 23.54 6.25 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03247 _Fb Date Pieces w/ Oat Flour 026938-348991 5 LB EA 3.74 18.71 4.99 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUDTWR 03226 _F Date Pieces, Dry 026938-624507 30 LB EA 3.41 102.30 4.55 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03231 Dates Deglet Pitted Commercial 026938-489106 15 LB EA 3.26 48.94 4.25 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03260 _nF Dates, Medjool 026938-916831 11 LB EA 6.63 72.88 8.75 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03230 HF Dates, Pitted Deglet 026938-121266 15 LB EA 4.50 67.56 5.89 BULK DRIED FRUIT UDTWR 03244 _F Dates, Pitted Deglet 026938-463434 5 LB EA 4.51 22.56 5.99 BULK DRIED FRUIT UDTWR 03211 Fn Ginger Slice, Low Sugar, No Sulfur 026938-619220 11 LB EA 5.04 55.41 6.65 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03255 HnF Ginger, Crystallized 026938-281632 11 LB EA 6.36 69.97 8.25 BULK DRIED FRUIT 31181 H Goji Berries 026938-207335 11 LB EA 15.50 170.55 20.25 BULK DRIED FRUIT UDTWR 02616 _F Golden California Figs 026938-694579 30 LB EA 6.08 182.46 8.05 BULK DRIED FRUIT GUTW 05924 _b Goldenberries, Dried 026938-137083 6 LB EA 16.37 98.22 21.35 BULK DRIED FRUIT 03217 Fn Mango, LS 026938-256340 11 LB EA 5.66 62.27 7.45 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03232 HF Mission Figs 026938-160029 30 LB EA 5.38 161.43 7.05 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03227 Fn Papaya Spears, LS 042563-011383 11 LB EA 5.39 59.26 7.09 BULK DRIED FRUIT UDW 03146 n Papaya, Diced LS 026938-031466 11 LB EA 5.39 59.26 7.09 BULK DRIED FRUIT UTWR 03249 _F Persimmons, Fuyu 026938-032494 5 LB EA 7.38 36.88 9.65 BULK DRIED FRUIT XUDTWR 03216 Fn Pineapple Slices, LS 026938-790707 11 LB EA 4.96 54.57 6.55
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