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2020 PRODUCT CATALOG ©2020 Foodmatch, Inc 2020 PRODUCT CATALOG ©2020 FOODMatch, Inc. TABLE OF CONTENTS OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR 1 GROCERY & DELI CUPS 2 INGREDIENTS 3 RESOURCES 4 Through the hands of our growers, we create great tasting, responsibly produced, authentic foods that nurture community and enhance your quality of life. It all started with the olive. An inspired moment in an ancient Greek olive grove grew into a lifelong passion for the olive, the lands surrounding the Mediterranean, an ancient culture and a very special way of life. Since founding FOODMatch in 1996, we have strived to offer a full range of complementary products that bring this culinary heritage to today’s lifestyle. Our products are a true expression of their origin and the families who farm and produce them. We approach our olives and antipasti with utmost respect for the terroir. We work hand-in-hand with small, family owned farms in order to support biodiversity, local food traditions and a simpler way of life. We insist on using the finest raw materials and oversee the entire production process from farm to market. Our partners are selected based on meeting the highest food safety standards. For more than 20 years, our mission has been to provide foods that are the truest expression of the Mediterranean culture and heritage. We continue to expand on that mission as we discover and share regional culinary traditions that embrace our core values and provide you with simple, culturally authentic, great tasting food. What is the DIVINA difference? TRADITION Hand-harvested & carefully cured by skilled growers Crafted with clean & simple ingredients RESPONSIBILITY Transparency from Grove to Table� Supports small-scale agriculture & biodiversity TASTE Artfully cured to draw out the authentic flavor of each varietal The true taste of the Mediterranean OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR A pioneer of the olive and antipasti bar, FOODMatch will collaborate with you to select the perfect mix of products that pair tried and true favorites with new and seasonal innovations sure to excite your shopper. Beyond world-class product, our job is to set you up for long-term success. From customized training materials, educational resources, in-store support visits and marketing POS/signage, your program is our priority. • FOODMatch Olive & Antipasti programs are a top SKU in any specialty or deli department • Our thorough knowledge of crop cycles and seasonality allows us to make product mix adjustments as supply and demand dictate • As snacking, entertaining, plant-based and functional food trends increase, so does demand for a self-serve olive and antipasti program • Our product mix creates natural cross-merchandising opportunities with cheese, charcuterie, nuts, hummus, fresh pasta, wine and beer OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I SINGLE VARIETAL, WHOLE D0221 I DIVINA D0211 I DIVINA D0971 I DIVINA D0228 I DIVINA KALAMATA KEFALAS VILLAGE FRESCATRANO TM MESSINIA ESTATE 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX KALAMON (KALAMATA) 4/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX KALAMATA DRY 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX REFRIG 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX DRY DRY GREECE GREECE GREECE GREECE D0281 I DIVINA D0261 I DIVINA D0291 I DIVINA 30112 I DIVINA CRACKED GREEN OLIVES MT. PELION BLOND THASSOS CASTELVETRANO 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 4/2.2 LB POUCH DRY DRY DRY REFRIG GREECE GREECE GREECE ITALY 30163 I DIVINA 30164 I DIVINA 60607 I CANNONE 60609 I CANNONE BLACK CERIGNOLA BLACK CERIGNOLA BLACK CERIGNOLA BLACK CERIGNOLA 70/90 CALIBER 90/110 CALIBER 70/90 CALIBER 90/110 CALIBER 2/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX 2/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX 3/3.3 LB TIN 3/3.3 LB TIN REFRIG REFRIG DRY DRY ITALY ITALY ITALY ITALY foodmatch.com I 800.350.3411 1.1 OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I SINGLE VARIETAL, WHOLE GRILLED SWORDFISH WITH MIXED OLIVES 30166 I DIVINA 30167 I DIVINA 30168 I DIVINA 60800 I CANNONE GREEN CERIGNOLA GREEN CERIGNOLA GREEN CERIGNOLA GREEN CERIGNOLA 70/90 CALIBER 90/100 CALIBER 110/130 CALIBER 70/90 CALIBER 4/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX 4/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX 4/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5.5 LB TIN REFRIG REFRIG REFRIG DRY ITALY ITALY ITALY ITALY 60500 I CANNONE 30106 I DIVINA FR5042 I BARNIER FR310 I BARNIER GREEN CERIGNOLA GAETA (AUTHENTIC CASSÉES DES BAUX BLACK, SUNDRIED OLIVES 90/110 CALIBER ITRANA VARIETAL) 1/5.1 LB PAIL 1/13.2 LB PAIL 2/5.5 LB TIN 1/10 LB PAIL REFRIG REFRIG DRY DRY PREORDER ITALY ITALY FRANCE FRANCE 1.2 foodmatch.com I 800.350.3411 OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I SINGLE VARIETAL, WHOLE FR5062 I BARNIER FR506 I BARNIER FR5022 I BARNIER FR403 I BARNIER NYONS, OIL­CURED NYONS, OIL­CURED LUCQUE NIÇOISE­COQUILLO 1/6.2 LB PAIL 1/13.2 LB PAIL 1/4.9 LB PAIL 1/11 LB PAIL REFRIG REFRIG REFRIG REFRIG PREORDER PREORDER FRANCE FRANCE FRANCE SPAIN CLB403 I BARNIER FR5032 I BARNIER FR226 I BARNIER 2016 I LAMEDINA NIÇOISE­COQUILLO PICHOLINE MANTEQUILLA DRY­CURED 2/5.5 LB BAG IN BOX 1/4.9 LB PAIL DE MURCIA BLACK BELDI DRY REFRIG 1/11 LB PAIL 2/11 LB BAG IN BOX REFRIG DRY SPAIN FRANCE SPAIN MOROCCO FR301 I BARNIER 54460 I LAMEDINA SEARED CHICKEN THIGHS WITH OLIVES & KALE DRY­CURED ALFONSO BLACK BELDI 90/130 CALIBER 1/13.2 LB PAIL 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX REFRIG DRY MOROCCO PERU foodmatch.com I 800.350.3411 1.3 OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I SINGLE VARIETAL, PITTED D0220 I DIVINA D0210 I DIVINA D0970 I DIVINA D0270 I DIVINA KALAMATA, PITTED KEFALAS VILLAGE FRESCATRANO TM, MT. ATHOS GREEN 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX KALAMON (KALAMATA), PITTED OLIVES , PITTED DRY PITTED 4/2 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX I DRY REFRIG DRY GREECE GREECE GREECE GREECE 60301 I DIVINA D0260 I DIVINA 30114 I DIVINA FR214 I BARNIER GREEK RIPE BLACK MT. PELION BLOND, CASTELVETRANO, GREEN OLIVES, PITTED OLIVES, PITTED OLIVES PITTED PITTED 1/10 LB PAIL 3/4.4 LB TIN 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 4/2 LB POUCH REFRIG DRY DRY REFRIG PREORDER GREECE GREECE ITALY FRANCE GREEN OLIVE TART FR406 I BARNIER CLP406 I BARNIER NIÇOISE­COQUILLO, NIÇOISE­COQUILLO, PITTED PITTED 1/10 LB PAIL 2/4.4 LB BAG IN BOX REFRIG DRY SPAIN SPAIN 1.4 foodmatch.com I 800.350.3411 OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I SINGLE VARIETAL, PITTED OLIVES I STUFFED P4063 I BARNIER CLP305 I BARNIER 2017 I LAMEDINA D0400 I DIVINA NIÇOISE­COQUILLO, DRY­CURED BLACK DRY­CURED BLACK MT. ATHOS GREEN PITTED OLIVES, PITTED BELDI, PITTED OLIVES STUFFED 3/4.4 LB TIN 2/5.5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/6.6 LB BAG IN BOX WITH FETA DRY DRY DRY 2/4 LB GLASS JAR I DRY SPAIN MOROCCO MOROCCO GREECE OLIVES I STUFFED D0450 I DIVINA D0453 I DIVINA D0454 I DIVINA DIVINAD0273 I DIVINA MT. ATHOS GREEN MT. ATHOS GREEN BUFFALO BLUE CHEESE MT. ATHOS GREEN WITH OLIVES STUFFED OLIVES STUFFED STUFFED OLIVES FETAOLIVES IN STUFFEDOIL WITH BLUE CHEESE WITH BLUE CHEESE 2/5.5 LB BAG IN BOX D0400WITH CITRUS 2/4 LB GLASS JAR I DRY 2/5.5 LB BAG IN BOX I REFRIG REFRIG 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX I DRY GREECE GREECE GREECE 2/4GREECE LB JAR D0274 I DIVINA D0276 I DIVINA D0277 I DIVINA D0278 I DIVINA MT. ATHOS GREEN MT. ATHOS GREEN MT. ATHOS GREEN MT. ATHOS GREEN OLIVES STUFFED WITH OLIVES STUFFED OLIVES STUFFED OLIVES STUFFED SUNDRIED TOMATOES WITH GARLIC WITH ALMONDS WITH RED PEPPERS 2/4 LB GLASS JAR I DRY 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX I DRY 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX I DRY 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX I DRY GREECE GREECE GREECE GREECE foodmatch.com I 800.350.3411 1.5 OLIVE & ANTIPASTI BAR OLIVES I STUFFED 54578 I LAMEDINA D0275 I DIVINA ROASTED SALMON WITH OLIVES GREEN OLIVES STUFFED GREEN OLIVES STUFFED WITH AJÍ CHILE WITH JALAPEÑO 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX DRY DRY PERU PERU OLIVES I MIXES & MARINATED D0241 I DIVINA D0240 I DIVINA D0227 I DIVINA 30156 I DIVINA GREEK OLIVE MIX GREEK OLIVE MIX, MARINATED KALAMATA, GRILLED GREEN 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX PITTED PITTED OLIVES, PITTED DRY 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 2/5 LB BAG IN BOX 4/2.2 LB BAG IN BOX DRY DRY DRY GREECE GREECE GREECE GREECE D0575 I DIVINA D0576 I DIVINA D0578 I DIVINA D0813 I DIVINA SICILIAN HERB MINCED GARLIC CRUSHED CHILE TANGERINE & CHILI MARINATED MT. ATHOS MARINATED MT. 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