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ASSOCIATED BUYERS Distributor of Natural, Organic, Specialty & Ethnic Foods ASSOCIATED BUYERS Distributor of Natural, Organic, Specialty & Ethnic Foods Come visit us at Expo East September 24-26 Booth #2567 See page 34 for more information TABLE OF CONTENTS Labor Day Delivery Schedule 2 SEPTEMBER Holiday Pre-order 6 Grocery Brand Name Index 12 2009 PRICELIST Order & Delivery Schedules 22 Policies and Procedures 23 New Items 26 BUSINESS HOURS Key 27 Monday-Friday Hot Deals 32 8:30-4:30 Bulk Items 38 Frozen Items 53 Grocery - Ethnic Foods 68 REACH US AT Grocery by Category 82 5 Commerce Way Books & Music 137 PO Box 399 Household and Miscellaneous 138 Barrington, NH 03825 Remedies and Supplements 146 (p)603.664.5656 Personal Care 150 (f)603.664.8840 Pet Foods and Care 159 Refrigerated Items 162 FOR ORDERS SHIPPED BETWEEN AUGUST 31 - OCTOBER 2 Labor Day 2009 Delivery Schedule Area route #’s 100*, 102*, 103* Area route #’s 503 & 125 Order Wed., Sept. 9 by 1 pm Order Thurs., Sept. 3 by 4 pm Deliver Fri., Sept. 11 Deliver Tues. & Wed., Sept. 8 & 9 *The 100, 102 & 103 Runs will ALL be delivered on Tuesday Sept. 8 Area route #’s 516 Order Tues., Sept. 8 by 4 pm Area route #’s 200 & 202 Deliver Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 10 & 11 Order Friday, Sept. 4 by 4 pm Deliver Wed., Thurs., Sept. 9 & 10 Area route #’s 600, 603 & 650 Order Tues., Sept. 8 by 4 pm Area route #’s 300 & 302 Deliver Thurs. & Fri. Sept. 10 & 11 Order Friday, Sept. 4 by 11 am Both Runs Delivered Tues., Sept. 8 Area route #’s 900 Order Tues., Sept. 8 by 11 am Area route #’s 400 & 403 Deliver Wed., Sept. 9 Order Wed., Sept. 9 by 4 pm Deliver Friday, Sept. 11 Area route #’s 950 & 951 Order Friday, Sept. 4 by 2 pm Area route #’s 401 Deliver Tues., Sept. 8 Order Tues., Sept. 8 by 4 pm Deliver Thurs., Sept. 10 Area route #’s 826, 925 Area route #’s 450 & 451 Order Thurs., Sept. 3 by 4 pm Deliver Wed., Thurs., Sept. 9 & 10 Order Wed., Sept. 9 by 1 pm Deliver Friday, Sept. 11 (see page 18 for Truck area route descrip- Area route #’s 500 & 502 tions and if you have questions, please con- tact your customer service representative) Order Tues., Sept. 8 by 4 pm Deliver Thurs., Friday, Sept. 10 & 11 2 For the Holidays Pre-order Items due by September 26th or place your order at Expo East our booth #2567 We have a wonderful selection of special items for the Holiday Season. The following items are offered as a pre-order to guarantee quantities and delivery for the holidays. Orders for these items are due by September 26, 2008 and will be shipped with orders, starting the first week of November, unless otherwise specified. Do NOT include these items with your regular order - these must be on a separate invoice! To place your order either fax these pages to us (603-664-8840) or call your order in to our Customer Service department by the due date. This is a one time only order for many of these items. No returns allowed on pre-ordered items. Case items can not be split. Prices are subject to change. item # Brand Description Size Price Ext Quantity 82045 AMER SPN p/o JAM SUGAR PLUM s 9 OZ 4.83 4.83 ______ 50124 ANCIENTS p/o SALT HOLDER 2 TEA LIGHT EACH 10.25 10.25 ______ 50125 ANCIENTS p/o SALT HOLDER 3 TEA LIGHT EACH 11.54 11.54 ______ 50068 ANCIENTS p/o SALT LAMP LARGE EACH 35.97 35.97 ______ 50067 ANCIENTS p/o SALT LAMP MEDIUM EACH 23.97 23.97 ______ 50127 ANCIENTS p/o SALT TEALIGHT HOLDER MD 1 EACH 8.33 8.33 ______ 50126 ANCIENTS p/o SALT TEALIGHT HOLDER SM 1 EACH 7.69 7.69 ______ 82030 BOYAJIAN p/o MINI BAKER’S BOX 4pk alm/v 12 SETS 5.90 70.80 ______ 33670 BOYAJIAN p/o MINI CITRUS SET orng/tang/ 12 SETS 6.55 78.60 ______ 82074 BOYAJIAN p/o MINI FINE OILS 4PK tst ses 12 SETS 4.75 57.00 ______ 82075 BOYAJIAN p/o MINI VINEGAR SET 4PK plum/ 12 SETS 3.85 46.20 ______ 81345 BURNHAM p/o CRUSTY BREAD & PIZZA MIX 12/14 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81341 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX APPLE CINN ORG 12/16 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81339 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX BLUEBERRY ORG 12/15 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81340 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX BUTTRMILK ORG 12/16 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81342 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX GERMAN CHOC ORG 12/15 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81343 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX GINGERBREAD ORG 12/16 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81344 BURNHAM p/o PANCK MIX MAPLE ORG 12/16 OZ 3.49 41.88 ______ 81334 BURNHAM p/o STORYTIME BOOK COCOA SET 6/3 PK 11.91 71.46 ______ 80301 BURNT SG p/o CARAMELS CHOC DIPPED 6/3.9 OZ 3.24 19.44 ______ 80223 BURNT SG p/o FUDGE CHOC CRUMBLY s 6/3.9 OZ 3.24 19.44 ______ 80222 BURNT SG p/o FUDGE ORIG CRUMBLY s 6/3.9 OZ 3.24 19.44 ______ 80299 BURNT SG p/o FUDGE SEASALT CARML CRMBLY 6/3.9 OZ 3.24 19.44 ______ 80300 BURNT SG p/o TOFFEES SOFT 6/2.8 OZ 3.24 19.44 ______ 80109 CAVNDISH p/o FRUITCAKE made in VT 16 OZ 10.71 10.71 ______ 6 For the Holidays Pre-order Items item # Brand Description Size Price Ext Quantity 82039 DANCING p/o CHOC TREE COOKIES 3pk 20/2.5 OZ 2.92 58.40 ______ 81217 DANCING p/o GINGER BREAD HOUSE KIT 48 OZ 10.00 10.00 ______ 82033 DANCING p/o GINGER FOLK SLEEVE 32/4.5 OZ 2.29 73.28 ______ 82036 DANCING p/o GINGERBREAD REINDEER NOSES 24/5.4 OZ 3.04 72.96 ______ 82034 DANCING p/o HANUKKAH STAR SLEEVE 32/4.5 OZ 3.04 97.28 ______ 82035 DANCING p/o HOLIDAY STAR COOKIE BAG 24/7 OZ 3.04 72.96 ______ 82037 DANCING p/o PEPP SNOWFLAKE COOKIE BAG 24/6 OZ 3.04 72.96 ______ 82031 DANCING p/o SHORTBREAD COOKIE TIN 40CT 16/13.3 OZ 9.69 155.04 ______ 82041 DANCING p/o VANILLA LIGHTBULB COOKIES 20/3.3 OZ 2.92 58.40 ______ 80195 DAVES p/o GIFT 3 PK SPICY boxed EACH 11.00 11.00 ______ 80194 DAVES p/o SAUCE ADJUSTABLE HEAT 7.8 OZ 7.40 7.40 ______ 81013 DIVINE p/o ADVENT CALENDAR EACH 4.88 4.88 ______ 82025 DIVINE p/o AFTER DINNER MINTS ORG FT 12/7 OZ 4.84 58.08 ______ 82068 DIVINE p/o DARK CHOC HOLI FOIL ORG FT 6/3.5 OZ 2.99 17.94 ______ 82024 DIVINE p/o MILK CHOC COINS ORG FT s 20/2.8 OZ 2.67 53.40 ______ 82026 DIVINE p/o MILK CHOC HOLI FOIL ORG FT 6/3.5 OZ 2.99 17.94 ______ 80343 FIESTA p/o FRUIT JELLIES s 12/7.05 OZ 3.47 41.64 ______ 63064 FILLO p/o BAKLAVA ASSORTED 11pc 8/20 OZ 7.30 58.40 ______ 82059 GINGERPE p/o COCOA SNAPS 6/3.8 OZ 4.14 24.84 ______ 80207 GINGERPE p/o GINGER BABIES 6.7 OZ 4.67 4.67 ______ 80206 GINGERPE p/o GINGER CANDY CANE SHAPE 6.7 OZ 4.75 4.75 ______ 82061 GINGERPE p/o GINGER CHEWS TRIO 6/8.5 OZ 8.87 53.22 ______ 33087 GINGERPE p/o GINGER MINI SLICE GIFT JAR 7 OZ 3.25 3.25 ______ 82060 GINGERPE p/o GINGERBREAD FAMILY 6/3.8 OZ 4.73 28.38 ______ 81331 HEAVENLY p/o COCOA DIVINE SANTA TIN 12/9.25 OZ 3.06 36.72 ______ 33151 HIGHLAND p/o GIFT BOX ORG MULTIGRN PNCK SET 12.69 12.69 ______ 30367 HIGHLAND p/o GIFT SET SM TREE W/PCAKE M SET 14.88 14.88 ______ 6495 HIGHLAND p/o MAPLE SYRUP GRD A snowman 16.9 OZ 14.91 14.91 ______ 80341 HIGHLAND p/o MAPLE SYRUP MED PEGUIN 12.7 OZ 11.89 11.89 ______ 80337 HIGHLAND p/o MAPLE SYRUP STAR BOTTLE 12/6.75 OZ 8.37 100.44 ______ 33152 HIGHLAND p/oGIFT BOX BUTRMLK PNCK & SYR SET 11.29 11.29 ______ 45101 HIGHLAND p/o MAPLE SYRUP BRRTON BEAR GD A 12 OZ 12.69 12.69 ______ 30369 HIGHLAND p/oSYRUP AMBER TREE 6.75 OZ 9.75 9.75 ______ 82076 HUBS p/o PEANUTS BUTTER TOFFEE s 12/12 OZ 4.39 52.68 ______ 80340 JERS p/o PNUT BTR BALL GIFT BOX 3pc 12/2 OZ 3.93 47.16 ______ 80339 JERS p/o PNUT BTR BALL GIFT BOX 6pc 12/4 OZ 6.18 74.16 ______ 7 For the Holidays Pre-order Items item # Brand Description Size Price Ext Quantity 82079 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING CHERRY 12/750 ML 2.62 31.44 ______ 82083 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING CRANBERRY 12/750 ML 2.62 31.44 ______ 82077 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING CRISP APPLE 12/750 ML 2.18 26.16 ______ 82081 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING KOSHER GRAPE 12/750 ML 2.62 31.44 ______ 82078 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING ORGANIC APPLE 12/750 ML 2.62 31.44 ______ 82080 KNUDSEN p/o SPARKLING ORGANIC PEAR 12/750 ML 2.62 31.44 ______ 80330 RABITOS p/o CHOC COVERED FIGS 16ct 10/16 CT 10.75 107.50 ______ 80331 RABITOS p/o CHOC COVERED FIGS 3ct 60/3 CT 2.41 144.60 ______ 80329 RABITOS p/o CHOC COVERED FIGS 9 ct 20/9 CT 7.16 143.20 ______ 82056 LARS p/o GINGER SNAPS TIN 12/15.9 OZ 7.72 92.64 ______ 82027 MAISIEJ p/o GIFT SET HOLIDAY DELIGHT 6 SETS 9.65 57.90 ______ 82028 MAISIEJ p/o GIFT SET ORGANIC MEDLEY 6 SETS 9.65 57.90 ______ 82029 MAISIEJ p/o GIFT SET SWEET N SALTY 6 SETS 9.65 57.90 ______ 86016 MALDON p/o MALDON TRIPLE GIFT PACK 7 OZ 12.72 12.72 ______ 80292 MIG&VAL p/o FLOR DE SAL BLACK OLIVE 12/5.29 OZ 8.99 107.88 ______ 80291 MIG&VAL p/o FLOR DE SAL HIBISCUS 12/5.29 OZ 8.99 107.88 ______ 80293 MIG&VAL p/o FLOR DE SAL MED HERBS 12/5.29 OZ 8.99 107.88 ______ 80294 MIG&VAL p/o FLOR DE SAL SRI LANKA 12/5.29 OZ 8.99 107.88 ______ 81338 MOOSE p/o HOT CHOC MOOSE TIN 12/9.25 OZ 3.16 37.92 ______ 82072 MRS MEYR p/o HOLI DIFFUSER PINE 6 EA 9.15 54.90 ______ 82073 MRS MEYR p/o HOLI DIFFUSER REFILL PINE 12 EA 4.70 56.40 ______ 82071 MRS MEYR p/o HOLIDAY CANDLE PINE 6 EACH 7.04 42.06 ______ 82069 MRS MEYR p/o HOLIDAY CLEAN KIT PINE 4pk 4/KITS 11.59 46.36 ______ 82070 MRS MEYR p/o HOLIDAY HAND SET PINE 2pk 6 SETS 7.04 42.06 ______ 80302 MRSCRIMB p/o COCONUT MACAROONS 12/7.4 OZ 2.12 25.44 ______ 80303 MRSCRIMB p/o COCONUT MACAROONS CHOC 12/8.8 OZ 2.27 27.24 ______ 61308 MURRAY TURKEY BREAST PRE-BRINED BONEI 8-12# RW 5.29 63.48 ______ 81237 NE CRAN p/o WHITE CHOC BARK w/cran ora 7 OZ 5.79 5.79 ______ 80342 NUMI p/o SINGLE ORIGINS TEA SET ORG SET 22.00 22.00 ______ 33073 PEANUTSH p/o PEANUTS RST/SALT winter ti 20 OZ 6.25 6.25 ______ 3680 PEANUTSH p/o PEANUTS RSTD/SALTED HOLIDA 12 OZ TIN 3.49 3.49 ______ 80333 PG TIPS p/o TIN GUARDSMAN BLK TEA 12/10 CT 5.67 68.04 ______ 80335 PG TIPS p/o TIN LONDON BUS BLK TEA 12/10 CT 5.67 68.04 ______ 80334 PG TIPS p/o TIN PHONE BOOTH BLK TEA 12/10 CT 5.67 68.04 ______ 8 For the Holidays Pre-order Items item # 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