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Smartsnacks-Bedfordpark-580.Pdf Starting in school year 2014-15, all foods sold at school during the school day will need to meet USDA Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards. The Smart Snacks in School regulation applies to foods sold a la carte, in the school store, and vending machines. Costco Business Center has identified the following list of items, along with our selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, as meeting Smart Snacks Standards.* Look for this logo on CostcoBusinessDelivery.com and on item signs in the warehouse to find applicable items. Item Description Item Number BEVERAGES Aquafina Pure Water, 16.9 oz, 32 ct 386454 Aquafina Pure Water, 20 oz, 24 ct 173833 Bai Black Sparkling Antioxidant Infusion, Variety Pack, 11.5 oz, 15 ct 1114967 Bai Lemonade, Variety Pack, 18 oz, 15 ct 1151920 Bai5 Antioxidant Infusion, Variety Pack, 18 oz, 15 ct 936242 Capri Sun 100% Juice, Variety Pack, 6 oz, 40 ct 438851 Coke Zero, 12 oz, 12 ct 439421 Coke Zero, 12 oz, 35 ct 891742 Core Hydration Water, 20 oz, 24 ct 1151317 Core Hydration Water, 23.9 oz, 24 ct 1151318 Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water, 1 Gallon, 6 ct 424226 Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water, 16.9 oz, 35 ct 440712 Dasani Purified Water, 16.9 oz, 32 ct 1105536 Dasani Purified Water, 20 oz, 24 ct 999 Diet 7UP, 12 oz, 24 ct 6147 Diet Coke, 12 oz, 35 ct 854342 Diet Coke, 20 oz, 24 ct 380 Diet Dr Pepper, 12 oz, 24 ct 7193 Diet Mountain Dew, 12 oz, 36 ct 941856 Diet Pepsi, 12 oz, 36 ct 578 Diet Pepsi, 24 oz, 24 ct 183907 Diet Snapple Iced Tea, Variety Pack, 20 oz, 24 ct 207719 Essentia Ionized Alkaline Water, 1.5 Liter, 12 ct 1133387 Fiji Artesian Water, 1 Liter, 12 ct 624704 Fiji Artesian Water, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 239600 Glaceau Smartwater, 1 Liter, 15 ct 1105983 Glaceau Smartwater, 700 mL, 15 ct 1105988 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Sparkling Spring Water, Variety Pack, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 409341 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 1 Gallon, 6 ct 729323 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 1 Liter, 15 ct 32349 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 16.9 oz, 40 ct 147594 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 20 oz, 28 ct 174934 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 23.7 oz, 24 ct 363966 Ice Mountain 100% Natural Spring Water, 8 oz, 48 ct 621099 Jarritos, Mineragua Club Soda, 12.5 oz, 30 ct 870399 Kirkland Signature Hansen's Natural 100% Juice, Variety Pack, 6.75 oz, 36 ct 13587 Kirkland Signature Newman's Own 100% Grape Juice, 96 oz, 2 ct 46721 Kirkland Signature Organic Coconut Water, 11.1 oz, 12 ct 1017308 Kirkland Signature Premium Drinking Water, 8 oz, 80 ct 906165 Kirkland Signature Purified Drinking Water, 16.9 oz, 40 ct 782796 Kirkland Signature Vita Rain Zero, Variety Pack, 20 oz, 24 ct 206060 Klarbrunn Sparkling Water, Variety Pack, 12 oz, 30 ct 714838 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Lime, 12 oz, 30 ct 819642 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Berry, 12 oz, 24 ct 1146606 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Grapefruit, 12 oz, 24 ct 1146604 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Lemon, 12 oz,24 ct 1146605 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Lime, 12 oz, 12 ct 1135459 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Lime, 12 oz, 24 ct 1146603 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Orange, 12 oz, 12 ct 1135461 LaCroix Sparkling Water, Variety, 12 oz, 24 ct 501574 Lipton Diet Green Tea, Citrus, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 152629 Martinelli's 100% Apple Juice, 10 oz, 24 ct 90102 Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Juice, 10 oz, 24 ct 90105 Naked Juice Smoothie, Green Machine, 10 oz, 8 ct 916721 Naked Juice Smoothie, Variety Pack, 10 oz, 12 ct 972150 Nalęczowianka Carbonated Water, 1.5 Liter, 6 ct 557858 Nestlé Pure Life Water, 16.9 oz, 35 ct 504762 Diet Coke, 12 oz, 12 ct 439420 Odwalla Fresh Orange Juice, 1 Gallon 2914 Perrier Sparkling Mineral Water, 11 oz, 24 ct 94193 Perrier Sparkling Mineral Water, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 12731 Perrier Sparkling Mineral Water, 8.45 oz, 35 ct 759397 Perrier Sparkling Mineral Water, Lime, 8.45 oz, 35 ct 747740 Propel Zero Flavored Water, Variety Pack, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 1144051 San Pellegrino Sparkling Mineral Water, 25.3 oz, 15 ct 607373 San Pellegrino Sparkling Mineral Water, 25.3 oz, 15 ct 975416 Smartwater, 1.5 Liter, 12 ct 513508 SoBe Lifewater, Yumberry Pomegranate, 20 oz, 12 ct 448472 Sparkling ICE Water, Variety Pack, 17 oz, 24 ct 1109040 Sparkling ICE Water, Variety Pack, 17 oz, 24 ct 1109155 Topo Chico Mineral Water, 1.5 L, 8 ct 703062 Topo Chico Mineral Water, 12 oz, 30 ct 1081306 Tropicana 100% Juice, Orange, 10 oz, 24 ct 12529 Tropicana Pure Premium Orange Juice, No Pulp, 12 oz, 12 ct 712020 V8 Vegetable Juice, Original, 11.5 oz, 28 ct 364934 V8 Vegetable Juice, Original, 12 oz, 12 ct 32357 V8 Vegetable Juice, Original, 5.5 oz, 48 ct 2036 Vitaminwater Zero, Variety Pack, 20 oz, 20 ct 486680 Voss Artesian Sparkling Water, Lemon Cucumber, 375 ml, 12 ct 1053088 Voss Artesian Sparkling Water, Tangerine Lemongrass, 375 ml, 12 ct 1157303 Voss Artesian Water, 16.9 oz, 24 ct 327612 Voss Artesian Water, 330 ml, 24 ct 1134428 BREADS Kirkland Signature Bread, Split Top Wheat, 32 oz, 2 ct 19454 Pepperidge Farm 15 Grain Whole Grain Bread, 24 oz, 2 ct 110784 BREAKFAST General Mills Cheerios Cereal, 20.35 oz, 2 ct 522107 General Mills Honey Nut Cheerios Cereal, 27.5 oz, 2 ct 734786 Kellogg's Special K Cereal with Red Berries, 43 oz 945452 Nutri-Grain Cereal Bars, Variety Pack, 1.3 oz, 48 ct 698223 Quaker Life Cereal, Original, 62 oz 43749 Quaker Oats Old Fashioned Hot Oatmeal Cereal, 10 lbs 446586 CANNED Del Monte California Diced Peaches, #10 can 242716 Del Monte Diced Pears in Extra Light Syrup, #10 can 1024549 Del Monte Pull-Top Fruit Cup, Variety Pack, 4 oz, 24 ct 845825 Dole Pineapple Chunks in Heavy Syrup, #10 can 2251 Dole Pineapple Slices, #10 can 7039 Dole Pineapple Slices, #10 can 7039 Dole Pineapple Tidbits, #10 can 2253 Dole Tropical Fruit Salad, #10 can 39937 Kirkland Signature Organic Applesauce Pouch, 3.17 oz, 24 ct 897971 Kirkland Signature Red Grapefruit Cups, 8 oz, 12 ct 525244 Materne GoGo Squeez Organic Applesauce, Variety Pack, 3.2 oz, 20 oz 887790 Mercantile & Fancy Mandarin Oranges, #10 can 1041701 Musselman's Original Applesauce, #10 can 635360 Musselman's Sliced Apples in Water, #10 can 635662 S&W Fruit Cocktail in Light Syrup, #10 can 192302 S&W Pear Halves, #10 can 192304 DAIRY Bel Kaukauna Lite Mini Babybel Cheese, 0.75 oz, 32 ct 973670 Frigo String Cheese Sticks, 1 oz, 60 ct 843323 Kirkland Signature 1% Milk, 1 Gallon 4 Kirkland Signature Non Fat Milk, 1 Gallon 106913 Kirkland Signature Non-Fat Plain Strained Greek Yogurt, 32 oz, 2 ct 558297 Wilcox Hard Cooked Peeled Eggs, 10 lbs 897856 Wilcox Hard Cooked Peeled Eggs, 12 pack, 6 ct 1136650 Yoplait Go-Gurt Simple Low Fat Yogurt, Variety Pack, 2.25 oz, 32 ct 237686 Yoplait Original Lowfat Yogurt, Variety Pack, 6 oz, 24 ct 164110 FRUIT Anjou Pears, 6 lbs 27197 Ataulfo Mangos, 6 ct 29685 Bananas, 3 lbs 30669 Blackberries, 18 oz 72904 Blueberries, 2 lbs 5597 Cherries, 2 lbs 2534 Clementines, 5 lbs 18600 Crunch Pak Fresh Sliced Apples, 2 oz, 10 ct 1973 Crunch Pak Granny Smith Apple Slices, 3 lbs 1971 Fuji Apples, 5.5 lbs 21405 Green Seedless Grapes, 4 lbs 83333 Honeycrisp Apples, 5.5 lbs 99161 Honeydew US #1 Large Melon 83424 Jumbo Seedless Watermelon 4032 Kiwi, 4 lbs 83804 Mangos, 6 ct 9793 Medjool Fancy Dates, 2 lbs 10715 Oranges, 10 lbs 197555 Oranges, 13 lbs 47497 Organic Sliced Apples, 4 oz bag, 8 ct 1016336 Pineapple 8789 Raspberries, 12 oz 56366 Red Delicious Apples, 10 lbs 71096 Red Seedless Grapes, 4 lbs 83337 Royal Gala Apples, 5.5 lbs 49118 Strawberries, 4 lbs 82012 Watermelon Mini Seedless, 2 ct 26281 SNACKS Cape Cod Kettle Cooked Potato Chips, Reduced Fat, 0.75 oz, 24 ct 243787 Frito-Lay Smart Snacks Mix Bus, Variety Pack, 30 ct 1078073 KIND Healthy Grains Bar, Dark Chocolate Chunk, 1.2 oz, 24 ct 896784 Nature Valley Chewy Granola Bars, Fruit & Nut, 1.2 oz, 48 ct 1951 Nature Valley Crunchy Granola Bars, Oats 'n Honey, 1.5 oz, 49 ct 846156 Nature's Bakery Fig Bars, Variety Pack, 2 oz, 36 ct 971391 Orville Redenbacher's Popcorn Kernels, Original, 8 lbs 48551 Pop Weaver Mammoth Mushroom Popping Corn, 50 lbs 1063748 Pop Weaver Popping Corn, Original, 50 lbs 878504 Popchips Potato Chips, Variety Pack, 0.8 oz, 30 ct 1089564 Popchips Potato Ridges, Variety Pack, 0.8 oz, 30 ct 1137035 Post Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds Cereal, 48 oz 190235 Pressed by Kind Bar, Variety Pack, 1.2 oz, 18 ct 1123584 Sun-Maid Raisins, 2.25 lbs, 2 ct 4515 VEGETABLES Alexia Organic Yukon Select Fries, 32 lbs 1129347 Broccoli Florettes, 3 lbs 5623 Cauliflower Florets, 2 lbs 760770 Grape Tomatoes, 2 lbs 77053 Mini Peppers, 1.5 lbs 202193 Organic Mini Carrots, 5 lbs 172246 Tomatoes On The Vine, 2 lbs 25595 Disclaimer *Items identified as meeting Smart Snacks Standards is done as a convenience, but cannot be ensured. The USDA does not approve individual foods or beverages. Even if a food says "Smart Snacks Approved," you may still need to re-package foods or beverages into appropriate portion sizes that meet Smart Snacks standards before you sell the product to students.
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