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2018 Atlas Food Show Book Atlas History It all started with a dream. A young immigrant from Greece moved to America at the turn of the century to start a bette r life. After settling in Detroit, Athas Kotsis started a small food distributorship with a single horse and buggy and a vision of serving his customers with quality products at the most competitive price in town. Sixty-eight years and three generations later, that same vision holds true today. Today, Atlas Wholesale Food Company is on pace to be one of the fastest growing distributors in Michigan and was recently awarded the “Distributor of the Year Award” by Golbon, North America’s Premier Foodservice Marketing Group. With roots running back nearly 100 years and three generations of family, Atlas is a reliable source of supply for restaurants, institutions, schools, universities, government agencies, catering companies and nursing homes in Southeastern Michigan and Ohio. Atlas actively distributes products to over 400 customers in Michigan and Ohio. The locally owned headquarters and distribution facility is located in the heart of Detroit, a city Atlas has supported since its founding. At Atlas, we know that delivering food solutions is much more than linking products from a manufacturer to a customer. It's about linking the people, products and markets that are fundamental to your success. Atlas believes they are big enough to serve you, but small enough to care. The corporate vision is "to be the leading independent foodservice distributor in Southeast Michigan." This vision we can onl y accomplish by deliver- ing excellence to you, our valued customer. Letter from the CEO Welcome to our Customer Appreciation Event! Thank you. Thank you to our customers! At Atlas, our customer is the center of everything that we do. Our approach starts with you, our customer, and our goal is to be your most valued business partner. When we get up in the morning our motivation is to make you happy. We are not like our National competitors, and we do not want to be. We pride ourselves on our flexibility, local roots, and customized distribution model built around our customers' needs. Our loyal and incredible customer base is the reason we have been in business for 68 years. Thank you for fueling our 3rd generation family owned company in the city of Detroit into one of the Nation’s fastest growing independent distributors. Thank you for everything you do. Without you, there would not be an Atlas. When my grandfather started Atlas as a bakery in Greektown in 1949, he built the company on a foundation of trust and honesty with his customers and sup- pliers. We are still held up by that foundation today. Atlas is centered around family. When you do business with us, you become part of our family. We are lucky to have such amazing customers with roots all around southeast Michigan. I hope tonight is a celebration of you, our customer. Thank you for everything that you do. You are the independent operators that make food service excit- ing, the head starts that feed our youth, and the institutions that add flavor to the world around us. Here’s to you! Welcome to Atlas Wholesale Food Co. 3rd Annual Customer Appreciation Event Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 4PM-8:00PM at Shed 5, Eastern Market, Detroit, Michigan Please look over the show deals. There is a 6 week shipping period that starts the week of October 15, 2018 Show allowances will be paid in cash for purchases made at the food show only. All items purchased at the event are non–cancellable and must be taken into possession during the shipping period, no exceptions. Come hungry as there will be many samples. At the end of the evening there will be raffles along with the Atlas Awards and a MOTOWN REVIEW BAND starting at 8:00 pm. We hope you enjoy this evening as much as we do, because at Atlas the customer is the center of everything we do. MAP INDEX Alphabetical Listing and Page Number ACH Food Co. .............................. Devanco Foods ............................ Klondike Cheese .......................... Pacific Coast Producers .............. Ajinomoto Windsor Foods ……. Eli’s Cheesecake ........................... Kontos Foods Inc. ....................... Pilgrims Pride …….…………………… Aryzta/Otis Spunk. ...................... Euphrates ....................................... Kraft Heinz .................................... Pitt Plastic ………….……………………. BelGioioso Cheese ...................... Fair Market Inc. ............................. Kronos Food Corp ...................... Prairie Farms Dairy ...................... Barilla America ............................. Fresh Mark (Sugardale) .............. Litehouse Dressing ..................... Producers Rice .............................. Brakebush Brothers .................... Furmano Foods ............................ McCain Foods .............................. R.J. Schinner .................................. Cargill ……………………………………….. Gielow Pickles ............................... McCormick/ French’s ................. Rochester Meat Co. ..................... Castella Imports ........................... Grecian Delight ............................ Mission Foods .............................. Smither Meat Packing (LKL) ...... Cavendish Farms ......................... High Liner Foods ......................... Monin ............................................. Smithfield John Morrell ............ Clorox ………………………………………. J & J Snack Foods ........................ National Deli ……………………………. Turri’s Italian Foods ..................... Dart Container ............................. J.M Smuckers ................................ National Hani…………………………… Tyson/Sara Lee ............................. Dearborn Sausage ...................... JTM Food Group .......................... Nestle Professional ..................... Unileaver Food Solutions Detroit Food Academy ….……… King & Prince Seafood ................ Norpac Foods .............................. Wayne Farms ................................ SHOW FLOOR PLAN 300 302 304 306 308 310 312 314 316 Bar Area Prize Table Prize Information 301 303 305 307 309 311 313 DJ Table DJ 214 200 202 204 206 208 210 212 REGISTRATION 201 203 205 207 209 211 213 114 100 102 104 106 108 110 112 KITCHEN 101 103 105 107 109 111 113 115 BATHROOMS 100 Dart Container 112 Fair Market Inc. 207 Cargill 306 JM Smuckers 101 Cavendish Farms 112 National Hani 208 Turris Italian Foods 306 Monin 102 Dart Container 113 Kronos Food Corp 209 Mission Food Service 307 Fresh Mark (Sugardale) 103 Clorox 114 Unilever Food Solutions 210 Kontos Foods 308 Gielow 103 Wayne Farms 115 Euphrates 211 Producers Rice 308 McCain Foods 104 Kraft/Heinz 115 Pacific Coast Prod 212 Detroit Food Academy 309 RJ Schinner 105 Smithfield John Morrell 200 Devanco Foods 213 Dearborn Sausage Brand 310 Arysta 106 Beligioso Cheese 201 Tyson/Advance Pierre 214 Brakebush Brothers 311 Klondike Cheese 107 Ajinomoto Windsor Foods 202 Litehouse Dresssing 300 Pilgrims Pride 312 Grecian Delight 107 J&J Snacks Foods 203 High Liner Foods 301 JTM Food Group 313 Bridgford Foods 108 Castella Imports 204 Norpac Foods 302 Nestle Professional 314 Smith Meat Packing (LKL) 109 King and Prince Seafoods 205 ACH Food Co. 303 Rochester Meat Company 316 Prairie Farms Dairy 110 Pitt Plastic 206 Eli’s Cheesecake 304 McCormick/French’s 111 Furmano Foods 206 National Deli 305 Barilla America (Customer Copy) (Atlas Copy) DART CONTAINER CORP. BOOTH # 100-102 DART CONTAINER CORP. BOOTH # 100 Item # Description Unit MFG # Allowance QTY Item # Allowance QTY Total 50516 500 CT/CUP FOAM 20 OZ DART Case 20J16 $1.00 50516 $1.00 50553 8/125 CT/BOWL FOAM 5 oz DART Case 5BWWC $1.00 50553 $1.00 50555 500 CT/PLATE FOAM 9 DART Case 9PWCR $1.00 50555 $1.00 50556 2/100 CT/TRAY FOAM 3CP 9-1/2x9-1/4x3 DART Case 95HTPF3R $1.00 50556 $1.00 50557 2/100 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP 9-1/2x9-1/3x3 DART Case 95HTPF1R $1.00 50557 $1.00 50773 500 CT/PLATE FOAM 3CP 9 DART Case 9CPWCR $1.00 50773 $1.00 50781 500 CT/PLATE FOAM 10.25 BLACK DART Case 10PBQR $1.00 50781 $1.00 50805 2/100 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP 9.25x6.37x2.87 DART Case 205HT1 $1.00 50805 $1.00 50806 500 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP SANDWICH DART Case 60HT1 $1.00 50806 $1.00 50808 500 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP SANDWICH BLACK DA Case 60HTB1 $1.00 50808 $1.00 50809 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP 9.5x9.3x3 BLACK DART Case 95HTB1R $1.00 50809 $1.00 50811 500 CT/TRAY FOAM 1CP HOTDOG DART Case 72HT1 $1.00 50811 $1.00 50816 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp 9.3x6.4x2.6 DART Case 206HT1R $1.00 50816 $1.00 50819 500 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp HOAGIE DART Case 99HT1R $1.00 50819 $1.00 50830 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 3cp 9.4x9x3 DART Case 90HTPF3VR $1.00 50830 $1.00 50831 2/100 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp 8.4X7.9X3.3 DART Case 85HT1R $1.00 50831 $1.00 50832 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 3cp 9.4X9X3 DART Case 90HT3R $1.00 50832 $1.00 50835 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp 9.4X9X3 DART Case 90HT1R $1.00 50835 $1.00 (Customer Copy) (Atlas Copy) DART CONTAINER CORP. BOOTH # 100-102 DART CONTAINER CORP. BOOTH # 100 Item # Description Unit MFG # Allowance QTY Item # Allowance QTY Total 50837 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp 8.4x7.9x3.3 BLCK DART Case 85HTB1R $1.00 50837 $1.00 50837 200 CT/TRAY FOAM 1cp 8.4x7.9x3.3 BLCK DART Case 85HTB1R $1.00 50837 $1.00 50875 2.5 M/LID SOUFFLE PLASTIC 1 oz DART Case PL100N $1.00 50875 $1.00 50879 2.5 M/LID SOUFFLE PLASTIC 2 oz DART Case PL200N $1.00 50879 $1.00 50881 2.5 M/CUP SOUFFLE PLASTIC 1 oz DART Case 100PC $1.00 50881 $1.00 50882 2.5 M/CUP SOUFFLE PLASTIC 2 oz DART Case 200PC $1.00 50882 $1.00 50883 2.5 M/CUP SOUFFLE PLASTIC 3.25 oz DART Case 325PC $1.00 50883 $1.00 50884 2.5 M/CUP SOUFFLE PLASTIC 4 oz DART Case 400PC
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