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Highland Wholefoods Workers Co-Operative Ltd Pricelist facebook.com/highlandwholefoods @highlandwholefd Highland Wholefoods Workers Co-operative Ltd. Unit 6, 13 Harbour Road, Inverness IV1 1SY Tel: 01463 712393 Fax: 01463 715586 Email: [email protected] Website: www.highlandwholefoods.co.uk WELCOME to Highland Wholefoods Spring pricelist. We hope you enjoy trading with us, whether you visit our showroom in Inverness or place orders via phone, email or fax. Orders can be delivered to your door or collected from our Inverness warehouse. Delivery is currently free to mainland and Skye destinations for ex-VAT invoice values over £200; if your order value is under £200 there is a £7.50 charge to- wards the cost of carriage. Delivery to most areas is within 1–2 days. Please call the sales office for delivery information for areas out with the mainland and Skye. Thank you for trading with Highland Wholefoods—your local workers co-operative, serving the area since 1989! The Highland Wholefoods Team Contents Highland Wholefoods Terms of Trade 3 Pricing Notes 3 Muesli and Mix Products Contents 4 Note re Allergens and Commodities 4 MAIN PRICELIST 5 BABYFOOD ............................................................ 5 BABYCARE PRODUCTS ........................................ 5 NANS PITTAS POPADOMS ................................. 53 BEANS & PULSES DRIED ..................................... 5 NATURAL REMIDIES .......................................... 53 SUPERFOODS ........................................................ 7 NUTS .................................................................... 53 BISCUITS AND COOKIES ...................................... 7 OATCAKES ........................................................... 57 BODY CARE ........................................................... 8 OATS & OAT PRODUCTS .................................... 57 BODY SOAPS ...................................................... 10 OILS REFINED ..................................................... 58 BOOKS,CARD,CDs & MAGAZINE ...................... 12 OILS UNREFINED ................................................ 58 BREAD & CRISPBREADS .................................. 12 OLIVES, CAPERS, VINE LEAVES ........................ 59 CANDLES ............................................................ 13 ORAL HYGIENE.................................................... 60 CHILLED MARGARINES ..................................... 14 PACKAGING ........................................................ 60 CHILLED CHEESE ............................................... 14 PASTA & NOODLES ............................................ 60 CHILLED CHEESE SUBSTITUTES ...................... 14 PASTA SAUCES & TOMATO PRODUCTS ........... 62 CHILLED CONVENEIENCE FOOD....................... 16 PASTAS & PUREES ............................................ 62 CHILLED DAIRY PRODUCTS .............................. 17 PERSONAL HYGIENE .......................................... 63 CHILLED DESSERTS .......................................... 17 PETFOODS ........................................................... 64 CHOC & CAROB SNACKS .................................. 17 PICKLES CHUTNEYS RELISHES ........................ 64 BEVERAGES ....................................................... 20 RICE ..................................................................... 65 COFFEE FILTER .................................................. 21 RICE CAKES ........................................................ 66 COFFEE INSTANT ............................................... 23 SALAD DRESSINGS & DIPS ............................... 66 COFFEE BEANS .................................................. 23 VINEGARS ........................................................... 66 CLOTHING ........................................................... 23 SAUCES HEAT & SERVE..................................... 67 CONDIMENTS ..................................................... 23 SEAWEEDS .......................................................... 67 CONVENEIENCE FOOD AMBIENT ..................... 25 SEEDS .................................................................. 67 JUICE CONCENTRATE & CORDIALS ................. 27 SNACKS SAVOURY ............................................. 68 DESSERTS PUDDINGS YOGHURT ..................... 27 SNACKS SWEET .................................................. 69 DESSERTS TO PREPARE ................................... 27 MILK & NON DAIRY ALTERNATIVES ................. 72 DRINKS ALCOHOLIC .......................................... 27 SPREADS NUT & SEED ...................................... 73 ESSENTIAL OILS & RELATED ............................ 29 SPREADS SAVOURY ........................................... 75 FLOURS & MEALS.............................................. 30 SPREADS SWEET & JAMS ................................. 76 BAKING SUNDRIES ............................................ 31 STOCKS & SOUPS .............................................. 76 FROZEN CONVENEIENCE FOOD ....................... 33 SUGARS & SWEETENERS .................................. 77 FROZEN DAIRY ................................................... 34 TEA BAGS ............................................................ 79 FROZEN DESSERTS ........................................... 34 TEA BAGS HERBAL ............................................. 79 FRUIT & CARBONATED DRINKS ....................... 34 TEAS LOOSE ........................................................ 81 FRUIT JUICES ..................................................... 35 VEGETABLE JUICE .............................................. 82 FRUITS DRIED .................................................... 36 VEG DRIED CANS FRESH JARS ......................... 82 FUNGI DRIED ...................................................... 39 VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS ............................. 82 GRAIN & GRAIN PRODUCTS ............................. 39 INDUSTRIAL CLEANING ..................................... 83 HAIR CARE ......................................................... 40 WATERS .............................................................. 83 HERBS & SPICES ............................................... 41 YEAST .................................................................. 83 HONEYS ............................................................... 45 HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS ................................... 46 HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE ................................. 48 INCENSE ............................................................. 49 JAPANESE FOODS .............................................. 49 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ....................................... 50 LENTILS ............................................................... 50 GIFTS ................................................................... 51 MUESLIS & BREAKFAST CEREALS .................. 51 Highland Wholefoods Terms of Trade Please read our terms of trade as the placing of an order is held to be acceptance of them. Highland Wholefoods reserve the right to refuse trade to any customer. RE-PRESENTED CHEQUES: A charge of £4 will be made on re-presented cheques, or those re- turned because of errors or discrepancies; a charge of £12 will be made on those returned because of insufficient funds. PRICES: Prices are correct at time of going to print, but are subject to change without prior notice. Please contact our sales team for up-to-date information. TITLE TO GOODS: This does not pass from the seller to the purchaser until the seller’s bankers have received payment in full. Responsibility for the safekeeping of the goods passes on delivery of the goods from the seller to the purchaser. ORDERS FOR DELIVERY: This service is free of charge to mainland and Skye addresses provided our minimum order value is met, currently £200. If the invoice value is under that amount there is a charge of £7.50 towards carriage costs. Customers in other areas should contact the sales office for delivery information. We reserve the right to refuse delivery if our terms of trade are not met. CREDIT CLAIMS: By prior agreement with our sales department only. We reserve the right to dis- miss claims. We do not give cash refunds. Verbal claims must be made within 2 working days of receipt of goods; invoice number and product code must be quoted. Credits will not be issued until any returns have been received. RETURNS: By prior agreement with our sales department only. We do not offer goods on a sale or return basis. We reserve the right to dismiss requests for the return of goods. Returns of goods or- dered in error will be at the customers’ expense. OUT OF STOCKS: We do not operate a back order system for out of stock items – customers must re-order these items. Normal delivery terms and conditions apply. SPECIAL ORDER ITEMS: We may be able to obtain items for you which are not part of our normal stock holding. The minimum order for special order items is 1 full case. If goods are ordered in this way, we ask customers to guarantee purchase of goods once they have arrived at our warehouse. We cannot accept return of special order items. Please note these items may take over four weeks from ordering to delivery. PRICELISTS: We can provide one hard copy price list free of charge. If further copies are required, they will be subject to a charge. This charge is subject to change without prior notice. Acrobat pdf versions of the pricelist are downloadable from our website or can be sent via email – contact the sales office for further details. 3 Muesli and Mix Products Contents MUESLI (* denotes organic)
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