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Delsea Drive, PO Box 1447 Vineland, New Jersey 08362-1447 Phone: 856-692-7425 Toll Free: 800-552-2639 Fax :800-443-2067 ORDER CATALOG Orders MUST be placed by 3:00 p.m. the day before your scheduled delivery day Customer Number Customer Name Day of Delivery Street Address Date of Delivery City State Taken by Qty Item number Description Office Hours: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday - Friday Showroom Hours: 8:30 am - noon, 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - noon, 1:00 pm - 3:00 Fridays 1-800-934-3968 www.wecard.org L J Zucca, Inc. 2007 Fall Catalog 2 Table of contents Pages Automotive Air Fresheners, Antifreeze, Gas Cans, Maps, Motor Oil, Starting Fluid, Windshiel 70-71 Beverages 35-39 Bottle water, Carbonated drinks, Sports drinks, Juices, Cigars 9-14 Boxes, Little Cigars, Packs, Premium, Twin Packs Cigarettes 4-8 25's, 100's, 120's, Generic, King's, Non Filter, Premium, Specialty Confections - Candy 22-32 Candy - Concession, Fundraiser, Gum, King Size, Mints, Nostalgic, Novelty, Peg-bags, Regular, Wrapped, Un-wrapped Dairy 84-86 Butter, Cheese, Dinners, Juice, Meats, Puddings Food Service 46-48 Cappuccino Mixes, Coffee Service, Fountain Syrups, Gallon & Bulk Items Frozen 87-89 Bagels, Cakes, Dinners, Juice, Meats, Pizza, Vegetables, Waffles, Grocery 72-84 Baby Needs, Cookies, Coffee. Condiments, Cleaning items, Laundry supplies, Pasta, Pet Food, Rice, Tea, Vegetables General Merchandise 19-21 Batteries, Duct Tape, Phone Cards, Shoe Polish, Super Glue Health & Beauty Care 56-70 Aspirin, Cold & Cough remedies, Eye care, Shampoo, Toiletries Paper 49-55 Aluminum Foil, Cups, Napkins, Plates, Towels, Trash Bags, Toilet Tissues Snacks 42-46 Chips, Cookies, Meat Snacks, Nuts, Popcorn, Pretzels, Tobacco & Tobacco Accessories 14-18 Chewing, Cigarette Papers, Lighters, Matches, Pipe, Plug, Roll-Your-Own, Snuff, Wraps, L J Zucca, Inc. 2007 Fall Catalog 3 Cigarettes ****** REGULARS ****** KING SIZE continued 112995 ______CAMEL REGULAR 10 127852 ______ MARLBORO ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 10 113027 ______LUCKY STRIKE REGULAR 10 133116 ______ MARLBORO MENTHOL ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 10 152744 ______ MARLBORO BLEND NO. 27 BOX 10 ****** KING SIZE 116483 ______ MARLBORO SMOOTH BOX 10 113084 ______CAMEL FILTER BOX 10 120329 ______ MARLBORO VIRGINA BLEND BOX 10 113076 ______CAMEL FILTER 10 113480 ______ MERIT LIGHTS BOX 10 124172 ______CAMEL FILTER MENTHOL BOX 10 113472 ______ MERIT LIGHTS 10 113100 ______CAMEL LIGHTS BOX 10 113498 ______ MERIT MENTHOL LIGHTS 10 113092 ______CAMEL LIGHTS 10 113514 ______ MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 10 124180 ______CAMEL LIGHTS MENTHOL BOX 10 113506 ______ MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS 10 113118 ______CAMEL SPECIAL LIGHTS BOX 10 113522 ______ MERIT ULTRA LIGHTS MENTHOL 10 113134 ______CAMEL ULTRA LIGHT BOX 10 113548 ______ MERIT ULTIMA BOX 10 113142 ______CAMEL WIDES FILTER BOX 10 113555 ______ MULTIFILTER 10 113159 ______CAMEL WIDES LIGHTS BOX 10 114306 ______ NAT SHERMAN NATURAL FULL FLAVOR 10 113191 ______CAMEL WIDES MENTHOL BOX 10 119982 ______ NAT SHERMAN NATURAL FULL FLAVOR MENTHOL 10 113209 ______CAMEL WIDES MENTHOL LIGHTS BOX 10 114330 ______ NAT SHERMAN NATURAL LIGHTS 10 118448 ______CAMEL SIGNATURE FROST 10 119990 ______ NAT SHERMAN NATURAL ULTRA 10 117879 ______CAMEL SIGNATURE INFUSED 10 113571 ______ NEWPORT BOX 10 117887 ______CAMEL SIGNATURE MELLOW 10 113563 ______ NEWPORT 10 117853 ______CAMEL SIGNATURE ROBUST 10 113597 ______ NEWPORT LIGHTS BOX 10 137646 ______CAMEL TURKISH GOLD BOX 10 113589 ______ NEWPORT LIGHTS 10 141952 ______CAMEL TURKISH JADE BOX 10 139626 ______ NEWPORT MEDIUM BOX 10 141960 ______CAMEL TURKISH JADE LIGHTS BOX 10 109322 ______ NEW YORK CUT FULL FLAVOR 10 151142 ______CAMEL TURKISH ROYAL BOX 10 109330 ______ NEW YORK CUT LIGHTS 10 108779 ______CAMEL TURKISH SILVER LIGHTS BOX 10 109348 ______ NEW YORK CUT MINT 10 110759 ______CAMEL 99's FULL FLAVOR BOX 10 113605 ______ NOW 10 110767 ______CAMEL 99's LIGHTS BOX 10 113613 ______ NOW MENTHOL 10 116004 ______CAMEL NO 9 BOX 10 113639 ______ PARLIAMENT LIGHTS BOX 10 116012 ______CAMEL NO 9 MENTHOL BOX 10 113647 ______ PARLIAMENT LIGHTS SOFT PACK 10 113175 ______CARLTON BOX KING RED 10 122598 ______ PARLIAMENT LIGHTS MENTHOL BOX 10 113167 ______CARLTON 10 135384 ______ PARLIAMENT FULL FLAVOR BOX NEW 10 113183 ______CARLTON MENTHOL 10 135392 ______ PARLIAMENT FULL FLAVOR MENTHOL BOX 10 153494 ______ECLIPSE BOX 10 153114 ______ PARLIAMENT ULTRA BOX 10 153502 ______ECLIPSE MENTHOL BOX 10 153122 ______ PARLIAMENT ULTRA MENTHOL BOX 10 124198 ______KAMEL RED FILTER 10 113654 ______ PLAYERS BOX 10 124206 ______KAMEL RED LIGHTS 10 113662 ______ PLAYERS MENTHOL BOX 10 113225 ______KENT 10 152330 ______ QUEST 1 LOW NICOTINE LIGHTS BOX 10 113241 ______KENT GOLDEN LIGHTS 10 152348 ______ QUEST 2 EX-LOW NICOTINE LIGHTS BOX 10 113274 ______KENT III ULTRA 10 152355 ______ QUEST 3 NICOTINE FREE LIGHTS BOX 10 113290 ______KOOL BOX 10 113696 ______ SALEM GREEN LABEL BOX 10 113282 ______KOOL FILTER KING 10 113712 ______ SALEM LIGHTS GREEN LABEL BOX 10 113308 ______KOOL LIGHTS BOX 10 113720 ______ SALEM ULTRA LIGHTS GREEN BOX 10 113324 ______KOOL MILDS BOX 10 117788 ______ STATE EXPRESS KING SIZE BOX 10 113316 ______KOOL MILDS 10 113738 ______ TAREYTON 10 115477 ______KOOL XL GREEN BOX 10 113779 ______ TRUE BLUE 10 119107 ______KOOL XL BLUE BOX 10 113787 ______ TRUE BLUE BOX 10 117564 ______KOOL FLOW 10 113795 ______ TRUE GREEN 10 117572 ______KOOL GROOVE 10 118273 ______ TUSCANY FULL FLAVOR BOX 10 113340 ______L & M 10 118372 ______ TUSCANY LIGHT BOX 10 113365 ______LARK 10 118380 ______ TUSCANY MENTHOL BOX 10 113373 ______LARK LIGHTS 10 118398 ______ TUSCANY MENTHOL LIGHT BOX 10 113381 ______MARLBORO BOX 10 113803 ______ VANTAGE 10 113399 ______MARLBORO SOFT PACK 10 113811 ______ VANTAGE MENTHOL 10 113407 ______MARLBORO LIGHTS BOX 10 113845 ______ WINSTON BOX 10 113415 ______MARLBORO LIGHTS SOFT PACK 10 113860 ______ WINSTON LIGHTS BOX 10 113423 ______MARLBORO MEDIUM BOX 10 113886 ______ WINSTON ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 10 113431 ______MARLBORO MEDIUM SOFT 10 140905 ______ WINSTON S2 BOX 10 113449 ______MARLBORO MENTHOL BOX 10 113902 ______ WINSTON SELECT BOX 10 107573 ______MARLBORO 72 RED BOX 10 107581 ______MARLBORO 72 LIGHTS BOX 10 ****** NON-FILTER KING 100289 ______MARLBORO 72 MENTHOL GREEN BOX 10 113985 ______ CHESTERFIELD KING SIZE 10 103515 ______MARLBORO 72 MENTHOL BLUE BOX 10 114017 ______ COMMANDER KING SIZE 10 113464 ______MARLBORO MENTHOL LIGHTS BOX 10 114009 ______ PALL MALL RED NON FILTER 10 137430 ______MARLBORO MILD MENTHOL BOX 10 L J Zucca, Inc. 2007 Fall Catalog 4 ****** 100'S ****** 100'S Continued 114116 ______B & H BOX 100's 10 114959 ______ TAREYTON 100's 10 114033 ______B & H 100's 10 114991 ______ TRUE BLUE 100's 10 114124 ______B & H BOX MENTHOL 100's 10 115006 ______ TRUE BLUE BOX 100's 10 114041 ______B & H MENTHOL 100's 10 115014 ______ TRUE GREEN 100's 10 114074 ______B & H "BOX" LIGHTS 100's 10 118166 ______ TUSCANY FULL FLAVOR BOX 100's 10 114058 ______B & H LIGHTS 100's 10 118232 ______ TUSCANY LIGHT BOX 100's 10 114082 ______B & H "BOX" LIGHTS MENTHOL 100's 10 118257 ______ TUSCANY ULTRA LIGHT BOX 100's 10 114066 ______B & H LIGHTS MENTHOL 100's 10 118265 ______ TUSCANY MENTHOL LIGHT BOX 100's 10 114090 ______B & H DELUXE ULTRA 100's 10 115022 ______ VANTAGE 100's 10 114108 ______B & H DELUXE ULTRA MENTHOL 100's 10 115030 ______ VANTAGE MENTHOL 100's 10 114157 ______CAMEL LIGHTS 100's 10 136804 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM REGULAR BOX 100's 10 114165 ______CAMEL SPECIAL LIGHTS BOX 100's 10 136812 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM MENTHOL BOX 100's 10 138776 ______CAMEL TURKISH GOLD BOX 100's 10 115055 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM 100's 10 142158 ______CAMEL TURKISH JADE BOX 100's 10 115063 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM MENTHOL 100's 10 142166 ______CAMEL TURKISH JADE LIGHTS BOX 100's 10 115071 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM LIGHTS 100's 10 120451 ______CAMEL NO 9 FULL FLAVOR BOX 100'S 10 115089 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM LIGHTS MENTHOL 100s 10 120469 ______CAMEL NO 9 MENTHOL BOX 100'S 10 115097 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM SUPERSLIM 10 114173 ______CAMEL ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 100's 10 115105 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM SUPERSLIM MENTHOL 10 114181 ______CAPRI 100's 10 115113 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM ULTRA 100's 10 114199 ______CAPRI MENTHOL 100's 10 115121 ______ VIRGINIA SLIM ULTRA MENTHOL 100's 10 114207 ______CAPRI ULTRA LIGHTS 100's 10 138131 ______ WINSTON BOX 100's 10 114215 ______CAPRI ULTRA LIGHTS MENTHOL 100's 10 115154 ______ WINSTON LIGHTS BOX 100's 10 114231 ______CARLTON BOX 100's 10 115170 ______ WINSTON ULTRA LIGHTS BOX 100S 10 114223 ______CARLTON 100's 10 141648 ______ WINSTON S200 BOX 100's 10 114256 ______CARLTON MENTHOL BOX 100's 10 115212 ______ WINSTON SELECT SLIM LIGHTS BOX 100's 10 114249 ______CARLTON MENTHOL 100's 10 114264 ______KENT 100's 10 ****** 120'S 114272 ______KENT GOLDEN LIGHTS 100's 10 115220 ______ CAPRI 120's 10 114314 ______KENT III ULTRA 100's 10 115238 ______ CAPRI MENTHOL 120's 10 121558 ______KOOL BOX 100's 10 115246 ______ CARLTON 120's 10 114348 ______KOOL SUPER LONGS 100's 10 115253 ______ CARLTON MENTHOL 120'S 10 114355 ______KOOL LIGHTS 100's BOX 10 115261 ______ EVE LIGHTS 120'S 10 123919 ______KOOL MILD BOX 100's 10 115279 ______ EVE LIGHTS MENTHOL 120'S 10 114389 ______L & M SUPER 100's 10 115287 ______ EVE ULTRA LIGHTS 120'S 10 114405 ______LARK EXTRA LONG 100's 10 115295 ______ EVE ULTRA LIGHTS MENTHOL 120'S 10 114413 ______LARK LIGHTS 100's 10 136721 ______ MALIBU LIGHTS 120's 10 114454 ______MARLBORO BOX 100's 10 136739 ______ MALIBU LIGHTS MENTHOL 120's 10 114462 ______MARLBORO SOFT PACK 100's 10 115303 ______ MAX BLUE 120's 10 114470 ______MARLBORO LIGHTS BOX
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    Peanut Allergy Safe Foods This list is a general guide. Please check all packages. Allergy information is listed on most products after the ingredients. Avoid all products that say may contain peanuts/nuts or processed on shared equipment. Fruit – fresh or canned, with whipped cream or T.Marzetti’s Carmel Dip Applesauce – Mott’s, Musselman’s, Wilderness, Flavorite Raisins – plain Vegetables – Ranch dressing ok Dairy - Cheese cubes, string cheese, Velveeta Yogurt, Go-gurt, Danimals Vanilla ice cream – Blue Bunny, Edy’s, Breyers Ice Cream Toppings – Smuckers, Hersey’s, no “candybar” types Popsicles Ice Cream Sandwich – Blue Bunny Candy – Starburst, Skittles, LifeSavers, Jolly Ranchers, Dum Dums Tootsie Rolls, Tootsie Pops Kraft Marshmallows, Kraft Caramels, Peeps Twizzlers, Red Vines, Milk Duds, Whoppers, Rolos Harribo Gummy Bears, Laffy Taffy, Sour Patch Kids Mike & Ikes, Hot Tamales, Dots, Swedish Fish, Nerds, Pez, Air Heads, Fun Dips Hershey Kisses (Original, caramel, dark choc, white choc), chocolate chips, Plain Hershey Bars Smarties & Smarties Conversation Hearts, Mentos Spangler Candy Canes, Tic Tacs Andes Mints Cereal - Capt. Crunch (original), Cheerios, Apple Jacks, Fruit Loops, Rice Krispies, Alpha Bits, Lucky Charms, Fruity Pebbles, Cocoa Pebbles, Chex, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Golden Grahams, Kix, Mini Wheats/Shredded Wheat Goldfish – Pepperidge Farms Lemon bars – Sunkist only Pudding – prepackaged Swiss Miss, Jello, Kraft, Hunts, Flavorite Fruit Snacks – Kelloggs, Betty Crocker, Welch’s, Flavorite Hot Cocoa – Swiss Miss, Nestle,
  • Peanut Free Snack List September 6, 2012

    Peanut Free Snack List September 6, 2012

    Peanut Free Snack List September 6, 2012 Below is a list of snacks which are free from peanuts and have not been manufactured in a facility that processes peanuts. These are considered safe for children with peanut allergies. Please keep in mind this list is current as of August 2012, but manufacturers can change ingredients and/or they may change the facility where they make the product to one which has peanuts. The FDA (the food and drug administration, which is a US government body) requires that manufacturers list all allergens on their package and they must also list when a product is made in a facility which handles allergens. We will attempt to keep you up to date on any changes that may occur, but it is important that you read labels, especially for products not listed. How to read labels: Every product must have a list of its ingredients on the package. One way to read labels is to simply read the ingredient list. If peanuts are not listed, the product is safe. If the product doesn’t have an ingredient list, the contents are unknown and must be considered unsafe. In an effort to simplify reading labels, the FDA now requires manufacturers to list any potential allergens as a separate call‐out on the package. These call outs include such foods as peanuts, milk, wheat, eggs, tree‐nuts, and many other nuts. However, there is not yet consensus on exact terminology for the call‐out. At this point, the most common terms used are: ‐ Allergen information ‐ Contains ‐ May contain ‐ Product manufactured on shared equipment If peanuts are listed on any of these call‐outs, it is not a safe product! Keep in mind‐ Some products are safe if they are packaged one way‐ but not safe if packaged another way.