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Home-Care Products Product Name Quantity Reorder No Home-Care Products PRODUCT NAME QUANTITY REORDER NO. PRODUCT NAME QUANTITY REORDER NO. Nutrition Beverages Specialized Supplements Boost Plus Supplement, Chocolate 27 - 8 flz. bottles 209691 Hormel Health Labs Hi-Protein, 3.5 lb. tub 706981 Boost Plus Supplement, Strawberry 27 - 8 flz. bottles 209681 Hi-Calorie Multi-Mix Supplement Boost Plus Supplement, Vanilla 27 - 8 flz. bottles 209640 Hormel Health Labs MED PASS 2.0 12 - 32 oz. cartons 238341 Fortified Nutritional Shake, Butter Pecan Puréed Foods Hormel Health Labs MED PASS 2.0 12 - 32 oz. cartons 865702 Advance Puréed Bacon 40 - 4 oz. servings 673520 Fortified Nutritional Shake, Vanilla Hormel Health Labs Redimelt Puréed 40 - 3 oz. portion 145955 Hormel Health Labs PROPASS 4 - 7.5 oz. cans 431078* Beef Steaks Instant Whey Protein Supplement Hormel Health Labs Redimelt Puréed 40 - 3 oz. portion 145939 Hormel Solutions Nutritional Juice 50 - 6 flz. cartons 723360 Chicken Breasts Drink, Apple-Cranberry Hormel Health Labs Shaped Puréed 24 - 3.2 oz. portion 428070 Resource Breeze Fruit Flavored Clear 27 - 8 flz. cartons 654191 Vegetables Variety Packs (Carrot, Nutritional Drink Green Beans, Corn, Peas) Cleaning and Sanitation Thickened Beverages and Thickeners Array® Foam Disinfectant Cleaner 6 - 19 oz. cans 596159 GFS® Nectar Thick Apple Juice 6 - 46 flz. cartons 706701 Array Liquid Germicidal Bleach 6 - 1 gal. 132675 GFS Nectar Thick Dairy Drink 12 - 32 flz. cartons 399024 Array No-Rinse Quat Cleaner and 4 - 1 gal. 666807 GFS Nectar Thick Water 96 - 4 flz. cups 265430 Sanitizer Hormel Health Labs Thick & Easy 12 - 8 oz. cans 783453 Purell Sanitizer 12 - 12 oz. bottles 100060 Thickener Medical and Food Gloves variety (variety of options available at GFS Marketplace® stores) *Not available in all areas. Check with your Gordon Food Service Customer Development Specialist for availability. How To Order: 1. Look up your local GFS Marketplace phone number at gfsmarketplace.com, or see the back side of this sheet. 2. Call the store to order your products using the reorder number listed above. 3. Pick up items at your local store on the promised delivery date. (Typically 1–2 days) This product list represents only a portion of the products that are available. Visit healthcare.gfs.com for a complete listing of products, case pack, nutrition, and ordering information. Certain items are available in smaller quantities based on store location. Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ Hours: Mon.– Sat. 7 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 12 p.m.–5 p.m. Florida: Mon.–Sat. 7 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m.–6 p.m. gfsmarketplace.com Store Locations Florida Kentucky Ohio Altamonte Springs (1140 E. Altamonte Dr.) ............ (321) 207-0341 Bowling Green (2205 Gary Farms Blvd.) ................ (270) 781-9934 Boardman (7460 South Ave.) .................................. (330) 758-8041 Bradenton (4605 14th St. W.) .................................. (941) 755-5906 Florence (5885 Merchants St.) ................................ (859) 372-0240 Canton (4324 Whipple Ave.) .................................. (330) 493-1114 Brandon (730 E. Brandon Blvd.) ............................. (813) 681-9871 Lexington (1856 Plaudit Place) ............................... (859) 543-2237 Cleveland Area: Boynton Beach (250 N. Congress Rd.) .................... (561) 740-7447 Louisville Area: Brooklyn (10820 Brookpark Rd.) .......................... (216) 267-0390 Carrollwood (11511 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.) ............ (813) 961-2632 Dixie (7483 Dixie Hwy.) ...................................... (502) 271-1233 Cleveland (1363 W. 117th St.)* ............................. Not Available Clearwater (1661 Gulf to Bay Blvd.) ....................... (727) 442-2622 Hurstbourne (641 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy.) ............. (502) 326-1291 Medina (5006 Grande Blvd.) ................................ (330) 764-3805 Daytona (1304 W. International Speedway Blvd.)* ..... (386) 254-0975 Jefferson Mall (7389 Jefferson Blvd.) ..................... (502) 968-5548 Mentor (7220 Mentor Ave.) .................................. (440) 953-1785 Ft. Myers (3279 Colonial Blvd.) .............................. (239) 936-2737 Michigan North Olmstead (24005 Lorain Rd.) ..................... (440) 716-6093 Key West (2508 N. Roosevelt Blvd.) ....................... (305) 292-2933 Sheffield (5349 Abbe Rd.) .................................... (440) 934-3001 Alpena (2400 US 23 S.) .......................................... (989) 358-9500 Lakeland (3723 U.S. Hwy. 98 N) ............................ (863) 859-9540 South Euclid (13865 Cedar Rd.) ........................... (216) 321-1017 Ann Arbor (3800 Carpenter Rd.) ............................. (734) 677-2500 Lighthouse Point (3260 N. Federal Highway)* ........ (954) 783-5200 Strongsville (8789 Pearl Rd.) ................................ (440) 243-5749 Ann Arbor (2151 W. Liberty St.)* ............................ Not Available Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area: Cincinnati Area: Battle Creek (12595 Harper Village Dr.) ................. (269) 979-2410 Fort Lauderdale (2535 N. Federal Hwy.) ............... (954) 568-4472 Eastgate (830 Clepper Ln.) .................................... (513) 947-1222 Bay City (3730 Wilder Rd.) ..................................... (989) 684-8601 Hollywood (101 S. State Rd. 7) ............................ (954) 894-8840 Fairfield (6805 Dixie Hwy.) .................................. (513) 860-2470 Benton Harbor (1350 Mall Dr.) ............................. (269) 926-2000 Little Havana (2299 S.W. 8th St.) ........................... (305) 643-1124 Kenwood (7696 Montgomery Rd.) ....................... (513) 793-6789 Cadillac (1578 N. Mitchell) .................................... (231) 779-4300 Miami (5600 W. Flagler St.) .................................. (305) 260-0544 Mason (5201 Bardes Rd.) ..................................... (513) 229-7650 Detroit Area: Melbourne (2655 West New Haven Ave.)* ............. Not Available Western Hills (3825 Race Rd.) ............................. (513) 574-0888 Brighton (8144 W. Grand River Ave.) ................... (810) 220-0110 Naples (5960 Naples Boulevard)* .......................... Not Available Copley (160 Rothrock Rd.)*.................................... (330) 664-1744 Canton (5727 Lotz N.) ......................................... (734) 844-1352 Orlando (8550 Orange Blossom Trail) .................... (407) 240-3328 Columbus Area: Chesterfield (51630 Gratiot Ave.) ......................... (586) 948-2839 St. Petersburg (3131 4th St. North) ........................... (727) 821-1902 Dublin (3901 Dublin/Granville Rd.) ..................... (614) 766-5551 Clinton Township (34300 Gratiot Ave.) ................. (586) 741-0219 Grove City (1464 Stringtown Rd.). ....................... (614) 871-3076 Illinois Dearborn Heights (5720 N. Telegraph Rd.)........... (313) 792-9367 Hilliard (1935 Hilliard Rome Rd.) ........................ (614) 529-8846 Bradley (1350 Locke Dr.) ........................................ (815) 936-1915 Farmington Hills (39047 Grand River Ave.) .......... (248) 474-1990 Minerva Park (5400 Cleveland Ave.) ..................... (614) 891-8686 Champaign (502 W. Town Center Blvd.) ................. (217) 356-3056 Livonia (29150 6 Mile) ......................................... (734) 425-9635 Orange Township (8258 Orange Centre Dr.) ........ (740) 549-2721 Chicago Area: Orchard Lake (29555 Orchard Lake Rd.) ............. (248) 855-1328 Tussing (6375 Tussing Rd.) .................................... (614) 861-0916 Aurora (4101 Healthway) ..................................... (630) 375-9017 Rochester Hills (1370 Walton Blvd.) .................... (248) 656-6000 Dayton Area: (One block west of 59 on Ogden [Rt. 34]) Royal Oak (4849 Crooks Rd.) ............................... (248) 655-0525 Harshman (2943 Harshman Rd.) .......................... (937) 235-6768 Burbank (8146 S. Cicero Ave.) ............................. (708) 424-4335 Southfield (24475 Telegraph Rd.).......................... (248) 827-8584 Kettering (2930 Wilmington Pike)......................... (937) 396-0096 Joliet (2901 W. Jefferson) ...................................... (815) 729-2859 Taylor (10065 Telegraph Rd.) ................................ (313) 291-0360 Miamisburg (8499 B Springboro Pike) .................. (937) 435-6524 Lansing (2330 173rd St.) ...................................... (708) 474-7163 Troy (2822 E. Maple) ............................................ (248) 588-1700 Trotwood (5380 Salem Ave.) ................................ (937) 854-7480 Olympia Fields (20930 S. Crawford Ave.) ............. (708) 747-7072 Utica (45331 Utica Park Blvd.) ............................. (586) 254-5656 Findlay (2301 Tiffin Ave.) ........................................ (419) 423-9503 Orland Park (15606 Harlem Ave.) ........................ (708) 532-0794 Warren (7835 Convention Blvd.) .......................... (586) 983-5405 Heath (240 Central Parkway) .................................. (740) 522-9444 Palatine (1930 N. Rand Rd.) ................................. (847) 934-0403 Waterford (4295 Highland Rd.) ............................ (248) 738-7736 Lima (3447 Elida Rd.) ............................................. (419) 225-8983 Villa Park (220 E. Roosevelt Rd.) .......................... (630) 832-3354 Wixom (49200 Wixom Tech Dr.) .......................... (248) 926-0353 Mansfield (1310 Lexington-Springmill Rd.) ............. (419)
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