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Local Sheet 4/24/2020 Local Sheet 4/24/2020 Category PACK PACKER/FARM LOCATION ITEMCODE New This Week Parsnip 12/1 lb Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02558 Red Radish Bunched 24 ct Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02763 Red Radish Bunched 48 ct Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02774 Apples Ambroisa WAXF Premium 72/88 ct CMI Wenatchee, WA 011-02468 Autumn Glory WAXF 45/60 ct Domex Yakima, WA 011-01320 Braeburn Apple 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02499 Envy USXF 40/60 ct Oppenheimer Washington 011-01933 Evercrisp WAXF Premium 48/88 ct CMI Wenatchee, WA 011-01396 Fuji USXF 125 ct Borton & Sons Yakima, WA 011-01939 Gala USXF 100 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 011-02614 Gala, USFCY 72/88 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-02615 Golden Delicious USXF 125 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01176 Granny Smith USXF 100 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01751 Jazz 12/2 lbs Oppenheimer Washington 011-01105 Jonagold Apple USXF 72/88 ct First Fruits E. Washington 011-01870 Opal Apple USXF 45/60 ct First Fruits E. Washington 011-01112 Pacific Rose 24/32 ct Oppenheimer Washington 011-01099 Pink Lady 72/88 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-01885 Red Delicious Apple, WF 163 ct Northern Fruit Wenatchee, WA 011-01544 Sugarbee WAXF Premium 56/64 ct Chelan Fresh Chelan, WA 011-02012 Apples, Organic Ambroisa Apple 12/2 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 040-01723 Envy Apple 12/2 lbs Oppenheimer Washington 040-01324 Fuji USXF FO 72/88 ct First Fruits E. Washington 040-01718 Gala Apple USXF FO 72/88 ct First Fruits E. Washington 040-01717 Golden Delicious 72/88 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 040-00112 Granny Smith Apple WAXF 72/88 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 040-00189 Honeycrisp WAXF Premium 48/64 ct Stemilt Wenatchee, WA 040-00236 Jazz USXF 72/88 ct Oppenheimer Washington 040-02013 Opal USXF 40/60 ct First Fruits E. Washington 040-00250 Red Delicious WAXF 88/72 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 040-00152 Berries, Frozen Blackberries, Frozen, IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02640 Blueberry, Frozen IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02642 Cranberry, Frozen 24/12 oz Cape Blanco Cranberries Oregon 014-01646 Huckleberry, Frozen 5 lb Varies Oregon 014-01513 Raspberry, Frozen IQF 25 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-01641 Rhubarb, Frozen IQF 30 lbs Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 016-02316 Strawberry, Frozen IQF 30 lb Columbia Fruit Woodland, WA 014-02643 Eggs Cage Free Hard Boiled Egg 12/2 ct Wilcox Farms Roy, WA 032-00027 Local Sheet 4/24/2020 Category PACK PACKER/FARM LOCATION ITEMCODE Egg, Brown Organic 15 doz National Foods Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00126 Egg, Large AA Loose 15 doz National Food Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00120 Egg, Liquid 6/4.4 lb National Food Mt. Vernon, WA 032-00050 Imperfect Produce (IP) Potato, Red #2 50 lbs Basin Gold Washington 024-01523 Leafy Greens Miner's Lettuce (Pre-Order) 1 lb Foods in Season Oregon 017-01362 NW Bunched Spinach 24 ct Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02795 Leafy Greens, Organic Braising Mix 3 lbs Full Circle North Bend, WA 040-05163 Lettuce, Bibb Green Living 12 ct DeGoede Farms Sumner, WA 040-03597 Legumes Bean, Garbanzo York White 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444303 Bean, Pedrosillano 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444301 Lentil, Caviar Black 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444305 Lentil, French Green 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444315 Lentil, Shasta Yellow 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444310 Lentil, Spanish Pardina Brown 25 lbs Davidson Commodities Idaho 444312 Mushrooms Cello Sliced Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02130 Cello Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02131 Crimini Mushroom, Large 5 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02069 Crimini Sliced Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02052 Crimini Whole Cup Mushroom 12/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02051 Medium Mushroom 10 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02105 Oyster Mushroom 5 lbs White Forest Oregon 017-01109 Portabello Mushroom 5 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02154 Shiitake 5 lbs Wespak Oregon 017-01122 Shiitake Mushroom #2 5lbs Wespak Oregon 017-01123 Sliced Portabello Cap 8/8 oz Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-06228 Sliced 1/4" 5lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02122 Thick Sliced #2 10 lbs Ostrom Olympia, WA 016-02126 Mushrooms, Organic Oyster 5 lbs White Forest Oregon 040-04302 Shiitake 5 lbs Wespak Oregon 040-04421 Onions Jumbo Onions 50 lbs Sunset Produce Prosser, WA 023-01008 Red Onion 50 lbs Sequia Idaho 023-01207 Red Peeled Jumbo Onion 20 lbs King's Gourmet Everett, WA 023-01212 Washington Sweet 40 lbs Sunset Produce Prosser, WA 023-01209 White Peeled Jumbo Onion 20 lbs King's Gourmet Everett, WA 023-01226 Wild Spring Onion (Pre-Order) 3 lbs Foods in Season Oregon 017-01402 Yellow Boiler Onion 16/3 lbs Sunset Produce Prosser, WA 023-01185 Local Sheet 4/24/2020 Category PACK PACKER/FARM LOCATION ITEMCODE Yellow Peeled Jumbo Onion 20 lbs Sunset Produce Prosser, WA 023-01046 Onions, Organic Red Onion FO 16/3 lbs Columbia Basin Oregon 040-04699 Red Jumbo Onion 40 lbs Columbia Basin Oregon 040-04642 Sweet Yellow Onion Org 40 lbs Columbia Basin Oregon 040-05362 Yellow Onion FO 16/3 lbs Columbia Basin Oregon 040-20483 Yellow Jumbo Onion 40 lbs Columbia Basin Oregon 040-05341 Pears Anjou Fancy 70/80 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 011-03198 Bosc Fancy 70/80 ct Duckwall Hood River, OR 011-03272 Red D'Anjou 70/80 ct Rainier Fruit Selah, WA 011-03442 Potato Kennebec Potato 50 lbs Chipper Washington 024-01002 Narkotah Potato 40 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01241 Narkotah Potato 50 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01244 Narkotah Potato 60 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01245 Narkotah Potato 70 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01246 Narkotah Potato 80 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01247 Narkotah Potato 90 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01248 Narkotah Potato 100 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01249 Narkotah Potato 120 ct Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01251 Red A Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 047-30090 Red B Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01463 Red C Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01464 Red Potato 10/5 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01514 Russet 5 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 031-02335 Russet #2 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01167 Yellow B Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01558 Yellow C Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01567 Yellow Potato 10/5 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01562 Yellow A Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01551 Yellow Potato #2 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 024-01199 Yukon A Potato 50 lbs Basin Gold Warden, WA 047-30100 Potato, Organic Red Potato FO 10/5 lbs Washington Lettuce Washington 040-05062 Red A Potato FO 50 lbs Washington Lettuce Washington 040-05589 Red B Potato NW 50 lbs Washington Lettuce Washington 040-05488 Yellow A Potato FO 50 lbs Judel E. Washington 040-05594 Yellow Potato FO 10/5 lbs Judel E. Washington 040-05543 Yukon Gold Potato 50 lbs G.D. Wallace Washington 040-04893 Specialty/Salads/Herbs Alfalfa Sprout 6/4 oz Evergreen Fresh Sprouts Idaho 016-02853 Broccoli Sprout 6/4 oz Evergreen Fresh Sprouts Idaho 016-02869 Local Sheet 4/24/2020 Category PACK PACKER/FARM LOCATION ITEMCODE Clover Sprout 6/4 oz Evergreen Fresh Sprouts Idaho 016-02864 Garlic, Black 5 lbs Fresh Perspective Tumwater, WA 023-01295 Garlic, Black, Organic 5 lbs Fresh Perspective Tumwater, WA 040-06158 Living Basil Sleeve 12/7 oz Utsalady Farm Camano Island, WA 017-02997 Living Peashoot 8/1 pt Indianola Organics Indianola, WA 040-05247 Wheatgrass, Org 8 pt Indianola Organics Indianola, WA 040-05253 Wild Nettles (Pre-Order) 5 lbs Foods in Season Oregon 031-02721 Tofu Extra Firm 12/12 oz Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03485 Extra Firm, Organic 10 lbs Island Springs Vashon Island 040-06765 Firm, Organic 3/10 lbs Island Springs Vashon Island 040-06732 High Fiber 6/1 lb Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03581 Silken 6/1 lb Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03499 Steamed 6/12oz Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03590 Traditional Firm 6/16oz Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03591 Traditional Organic 12/1 lb Island Springs Vashon Island 016-03490 Vegetable Asparagus 28 lbs Allen Produce E. Washington 016-01051 Consumer Asparagus 20 lbs Inaba Wapato, WA 016-01070 Fiddlehead Fern (Pre-Order) 1lb Foods in Season Oregon 017-00922 Outdoor X-fancy Rhubarb 20 lbs Richter Puyallup, WA 016-02310 Red Cabbage 25 lbs Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-01258 Rhubarb 5 lbs Richter Puyallup, WA 016-02301 Savoy Cabbage 30 lbs Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-01262 Vegetable, Organic Asparagus FO 20 lbs CB Produce Quincy, WA 040-04024 Asparagus FO 11 lbs Ag Development Eltopia, WA 040-04432 NW Rhubarb 15 lbs Living Rain Mt. Vernon, WA 040-04404 Purple Sprouting Broccoli 18 ct Mustard Seed Oregon 040-04551 Vegetables, Root Parsnip 12/1 lb Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02558 Red Radish 25 lbs Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 016-02568 Rutabaga, Loose 25 lbs Hilltop Produce Troutdale, OR 016-02580 Vegetables, Root, Organic Leek 20 lbs Cal Farms Oregon City, OR 040-04197 Sunchoke 10 lbs Wobbly Cart Rochester, WA 040-05113 Locally Produced Apple Ginger 6/12 oz Healeo Juice Seattle, WA 040-06301 Apple, Sweet Slice 4/3 lbs Crunch Pak E.
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