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SHORTENING / OILS 8 FT SECTION (NEW) HQ Deca PLANOGRAM CLASS 1 STORES SHORTENING / OILS 8 FT SECTION (NEW) HQ DeCA PLANOGRAM CLASS 1 STORES ADDED 33844- 40424 Naturally 13.12 in Cooking Oil Canola Spray Shelf: 01 TOP 13.12 in Shelf: 02 13.12 in Shelf: 03 12.12 in Shelf: 04 12.12 in Shelf: 05 BASE 5 in 4 ft 4 ft Left-right HQ DeCA/MBU PLANOGRAM APPROVED BY BUSINESS MGR BARBARA MERRIWEATHER. FACINGS MAY BE ADJUSTED TO ACCOMMODATE LOCAL AND REGIONAL ITEMS ( END OF FLOW). FACINGS MAY BE ADJUSTED TO MEET CUSTOMER 15 MAY 2017 DEMAND-CAO MUST BE INVOLVED IN THE THE PROCESS ALONG WITH STORE MANAGEMENT APPROVAL. ITEM POSITIONS MUST NOT BE CHANGED AT ANY TIME. Shortening-Oils 8 K1.psa Page: 1 of 4 SHORTENING / OILS 8 FT SECTION (NEW) HQ DeCA PLANOGRAM CLASS 1 STORES ADDED 33844- 40424 Spectrum Hollywood Pam Pompei Coconut Oil Pompeian Pam Crisco Crisco Naturally Smart Pompeian Crisco an Planters 13.12 inPam Regular Orgnic Pam Olive Balance Non Bakers Safflower Cooking Oil Grapeseed Safflowe Lou Ana Organic Grapeseed Olive Oil X Grilling Spray Spray Stick Cooking Joy Vegetable Oil Oil Peanut Oil Spray Oil Cooking Canola Oil r Vrgn Spray Cooking Regular Butter Spray Aerosol Cooking Coconut Oil Oil Spray Spray Oil Spray Spray Spray Shelf: 01 TOP Wesson Vegetalbe Oil Crisco Vegetable Oil Crisco Canola Oil LouAna LouAna Canola Smart Balance Vegetable Oil Oil 48oz 13.12 in Omega Blend 48oz Canola Soy/Olive Oil Shelf: 02 Wesson Canola Oil Wesson Canola Oil Pompeian Olive Oil Pompeian Filippo Berio Filippo Berio Bertolli 13.12 in Pompeian Olive Oil Olive Oil Bertolli Smooth Extra Olive Oil Extra Virgin Extra Virgin Olive Oil Olive Oil Virgin Olive Oil Delicato Robusto Extra Virgin Extra Light Shelf: 03 Mazola Corn Mazola Corn Oil Pompeian Olive Oil Extra Bertolli Olive Badia Wesson Vegetalbe Oil Pompeian Pompeian Filippo Berio Filippo Berio Bertolli Plus Oil Virgin Oil Extra Virgin Olive 12.12 in Olive Oil Smooth Olive Oil Olive Oil Organic Oil Extra Virgin Extra Virgin Extra Virgin Extra Virgin Extra Plastic Pure Plastic Extra Olive Oil Virgin Oil Virgin Shelf: 04 Wesson Vegetalbe Oil Crisco Canola Oil Pure LouAna Vegetable Oil LouAna Canola Oil Lou Ana Peanut Oil Crisco Shortening Crisco Crisco 128oz 128oz 100% Pure Regular Shortening Shortening 12.12 in Stick Stick Butter Shelf: 05 BASE 4 ft 4 ft Left-right HQ DeCA/MBU PLANOGRAM APPROVED BY BUSINESS MGR BARBARA MERRIWEATHER. FACINGS MAY BE ADJUSTED TO ACCOMMODATE LOCAL AND REGIONAL ITEMS ( END OF FLOW). FACINGS MAY BE ADJUSTED TO MEET 15 MAY 2017 CUSTOMER DEMAND-CAO MUST BE INVOLVED IN THE THE PROCESS ALONG WITH STORE MANAGEMENT APPROVAL. ITEM POSITIONS MUST NOT BE CHANGED AT ANY TIME. Shortening-Oils 8 K1.psa Page: 2 of 4 SHORTENING / OILS 8 FT SECTION (NEW) SHELF:01 TOP WIDTH:96 in MERCH HEIGHT:12.00 in DEPTH:22 in SPACE AVAIL:1.73 in Locatio... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 6414403021 Pam Regular Spray 6.00OZ 4 K1 12 36 3.00 7.78 in 2.28 in 2.28 in Front 2 6414403828 Pam Orgnic Olive Oil X Vrgn Spray 7.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.85 in 2.27 in 2.27 in Front 3 6414403064 Pam Olive Oil Cooking Spray 5.00OZ 3 K1 12 27 2.25 7.78 in 2.28 in 2.28 in Front 4 6414403385 Pam Grilling Cooking Spray 5.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 7.78 in 2.28 in 2.28 in Front 5 5150011739 Crisco Spray Regular 6.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.43 in 2.27 in 2.27 in Front 6 5150072004 Crisco Spray Butter 6.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.43 in 2.27 in 2.27 in Front 7 7543610031 Naturally Cooking Oil Canola Spray 6.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 7.91 in 2.27 in 2.27 in Front 8 3377604510 Smart Balance Non Stick Cooking Spray 6.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 7.88 in 2.26 in 2.26 in Front 9 60502177400 Bakers Joy Aerosol Spray 5.00OZ 2 K1 12 20 1.67 7.20 in 2.09 in 2.09 in Front 10 7040400450 Pompeian Grapeseed Oil Cooking Spray 5.00OZ 2 K1 6 24 4.00 7.38 in 1.75 in 1.75 in Front 11 5150024392 Crisco Vegetable Oil 16.00OZ 3 K1 12 24 2.00 8.41 in 2.62 in 2.62 in Front 12 7000511322 Hollywood Safflower Oil 32.00OZ 2 K1 12 14 1.17 10.00 in 2.95 in 2.95 in Front 13 7040400227 Pompeian Safflower Oil 24.00OZ 1 K1 6 8 1.33 9.30 in 3.25 in 2.63 in Front 14 2900007827 Planters Peanut Oil 24.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.25 in 3.35 in 2.43 in Front 15 2670015212 Lou Ana Coconut Oil 30.00OZ 2 K1 6 10 1.67 6.50 in 3.75 in 3.75 in Front 16 2250693451 Spectrum Coconut Oil Organic 14.00OZ 2 K1 12 28 2.33 5.60 in 3.05 in 3.05 in Front 17 7040400013 Pompeian Grapeseed Oil 24.00OZ 2 K1 6 16 2.67 9.00 in 3.04 in 2.62 in Front SHELF:02 WIDTH:96 in MERCH HEIGHT:12.00 in DEPTH:24 in SPACE AVAIL:2.32 in Locatio... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 2700061286 Wesson Vegetalbe Oil 48.00OZ 6 K1 9 36 4.00 11.00 in 4.25 in 3.45 in Front 2 5150025362 Crisco Vegetable Oil 48.00OZ 6 K1 9 48 5.33 11.06 in 4.03 in 2.91 in Front 3 5150025151 Crisco Canola Oil 48.00OZ 5 K1 9 40 4.44 11.06 in 4.00 in 2.91 in Front 4 7339100004 LouAna Vegetable Oil 48oz 48.00OZ 2 K1 9 16 1.78 11.00 in 4.00 in 2.99 in Front 5 7339190033 LouAna Canola Oil 48oz 48.00OZ 2 K1 9 16 1.78 11.00 in 4.00 in 2.99 in Front 6 3377609140 Smart Balance Omega Blend Canola Soy/Olive Oil 48.00OZ 2 K1 9 14 1.56 10.64 in 4.00 in 3.04 in Front SHELF:03 WIDTH:96 in MERCH HEIGHT:13.00 in DEPTH:24 in SPACE AVAIL:1.38 in Locatio... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 2700069086 Wesson Canola Oil 48.00OZ 8 K1 9 48 5.33 11.00 in 4.25 in 3.45 in Front 2 2700069026 Wesson Canola Oil 24.00OZ 4 K1 12 36 3.00 9.12 in 3.50 in 2.50 in Front 3 7040400008 Pompeian Olive Oil 16.00OZ 4 K1 12 40 3.33 8.00 in 2.60 in 2.28 in Front 4 7040400278 Pompeian Smooth Extra Virgin Olive Oil 16.00OZ 3 K1 12 30 2.50 7.70 in 2.62 in 2.36 in Front 5 7040400025 Pompeian Olive Oil 16.00OZ 3 K1 12 30 2.50 8.00 in 2.60 in 2.28 in Front 6 4173606014 Filippo Berio Olive Oil Extra Virgin Delicato 16.90OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.38 in 2.50 in 2.50 in Front 7 4173605014 Filippo Berio Olive Oil Extra Virgin Robusto 16.90OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 8.38 in 2.50 in 2.50 in Front 8 4179000160 Bertolli Olive Oil Extra Virgin 17.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 7.95 in 2.64 in 2.64 in Front 9 4179000420 Bertolli Olive Oil Extra Light 17.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 7.95 in 2.64 in 2.64 in Front SHELF:04 WIDTH:96 in MERCH HEIGHT:13.00 in DEPTH:26 in SPACE AVAIL:0.55 in Locatio... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 2700061284 Wesson Vegetalbe Oil 64.00OZ 4 K1 9 28 3.11 9.95 in 5.61 in 3.58 in Front 2 76172098752 Mazola Corn Plus Oil 40.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 11.09 in 4.33 in 2.65 in Front 3 76172098749 Mazola Corn Oil 40.00OZ 2 K1 12 18 1.50 11.09 in 4.33 in 2.65 in Front 4 7040400010 Pompeian Olive Oil Extra Virgin 32.00OZ 2 K1 6 16 2.67 9.75 in 3.23 in 2.90 in Front 5 7040400280 Pompeian Smooth Extra Virgin Olive Oil 32.00OZ 2 K1 6 20 3.33 9.75 in 3.00 in 2.52 in Front 6 7040400116 Pompeian Olive Oil Extra Virgin 68.00OZ 3 K1 8 18 2.25 10.71 in 4.38 in 4.31 in Front 7 4173601013 Filippo Berio Olive Oil Extra Virgin Plastic 25.30OZ 2 K1 6 16 2.67 9.46 in 2.98 in 3.13 in Front 8 4173600160 Filippo Berio Olive Oil Extra Virgin Pure Plastic 25.30OZ 2 K1 6 16 2.67 9.46 in 3.19 in 3.13 in Front 9 4179060033 Bertolli Organic Extra Virgin Oil 25.50OZ 2 K1/NEW 6 16 2.67 9.25 in 2.91 in 2.91 in Front 3/30/2017 10 4179000225 Bertolli Olive Oil Extra Virgin 51.00OZ 2 K1 6 16 2.67 10.30 in 3.80 in 3.10 in Front 11 3384400424 Badia Olive Oil Extra Virgin 33.80OZ 1 K1/NEW 4 9 2.25 11.09 in 4.33 in 2.65 in Front 5/15/2017 SHELF:05 BASE WIDTH:96 in MERCH HEIGHT:14.00 in DEPTH:26 in SPACE AVAIL:0.74 in Page: 3 of 4 C:\Users\tuckerlm\Documents\loretta working planogram\Shortening-Oils(EUROPE).psa SHORTENING / OILS 8 FT SECTION (NEW) Locatio..
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