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Cookies and Crackers CPI WORKING.Psa COOKIES and CRACKERS - 32 FT SECTION COOKIES AND CRACKERS - 32 FT SECTION EUROPE DeCA PLANOGRAM CLASS D STORES 32ft Class D 440 000 44000 4400004325 447 440 440 04324 RITZ 4 000 000 440 RITZ TOASTED NAB 435 435 000 TOAS CORN ISC 5 4 448 TED CHIPS 8.12 in O BEL BEL 6 COR SALSA OR VIT VIT NAB N VERDE K4 EO A A ISC CHIP Shelf: 1 Shelf: 7 Shelf: 14 6.12 in Shelf: 8 Shelf: 2 Shelf: 15 440000 4454 440000 440000 NABIS 4913 4914 30100 440 440 440 CO NABIS NABIS 11096 Shelf: 9 000 000 000 OREO CO CO KEEBL 454 454 426 RED CHIPS CHIPS ER 5 6 9 VELVE AHOY AHOY COOKI NAB NAB NAB T THINS THINS ES ISC ISC ISC Shelf: 3 Shelf: 16 301001 301001 1147 1299 KEEBL KEEBL Shelf: 10 ER ER COOKI COOKI ES ES 6.12 in EL EL FUDG FUDG Shelf: 4 Shelf: 17 Shelf: 11 6.12 in Shelf: 18 Shelf: 5 Shelf: 12 44000047 17 NABISCO HONEY MAID 11.12 in GRAHAM S FAMILY K1 Shelf: 6 Shelf: 13 Shelf: 19 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 4 ft 1 in 3 ft 5 in Left-right HQ DeCA/MBU APPROVED BY BUSINESS MANAGER DAVID LEFFERT MERCHANDISING SPECIALIST JOEL SMALL. LOCAL AND REGIONAL ITEMS ARE TO BE PLACED "ONLY" WITHIN THE SPACE DESIGNATED AS STORE OPTION ON THE POG. FACINGS MAY BE 23 MARCH 2017 ADJUSTED TO MEET CUSTOMER DEMAND. THE CAO MUST BE INVOLVED IN THE PROCESS ALONG WITH STORE MANAGEMENT APPROVAL. ITEM POSITIONS MUST NOT BE CHANGED AT ANY TIME. 32ft Class D Cookies and Crackers Page: 1 of 7 COOKIES AND CRACKERS - 32 FT SECTION EUROPE DeCA PLANOGRAM CLASS D STORES 32ft Class D 4400003258 4400002540 4400004258 440 301001 3010054 30100 3010054 820111 820119 8201198 3010011 440000401 440 NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO 000 4400004631 0035 094 50561 086 7247 1335 421 4400 4400 4400 4400 440 440 764 3010010 301005065 3010011 233 3800053126 3800059952 4400003 4400003 440 440 0 000 440 4400004 440 4400004 4400004 440000354 44000 4400004325 4 4 4 4 44000006 OREO OREO OREO THINS 447 NABISCO KEEBL KEEBLE KEEBL KEEBLE MURRA MURRA MURRA 0046 0046 0046 0046 000 000 109 2410 057 6 176 KEEBLE KELLOGGS KELLOGGS 049 229 000 000 NABISCO 426 000 487 000 471 473 5 04324 RITZ 4 4 4 4 99 GOLDEN GOLDEN GOLDEN K1 4 COOKIES ER R ER R Y Y Y 48 49 50 51 435 435 031 0704 KEEBLE KEEBLER KEEBLE R CRACKER CRACKERS NABISC NABSIC 378 378 WHEAT 8 448 NABISC 447 NABISC NABISC NABISCO RITZ TOASTED 0 0 0 0 Shelf:440000 1 440000 440000 440000 440000 3010010026 301001 301001 Shelf: 7 Shelf: 14 4400 4400 4400 4400 4400 764 764 764 440000401 4400001560 NABISCO 440000 3101 3270 4400003 4400003221 4466 4400003 3220 4400000768 4426 KEEBLER 0019 0016 3010010070 3010010055 301001030 301005065 4400002 4400002799 44000044 4400003113 4400003483 440000 44000 44000 440000 0034 0034 0034 0046 0046 109 109 109 1 RITZ CHIPS SOUR 4443 NABIS NABIS 628 NABISCO CA! 629 NABIS NABISCO NABISC COOKIES KEEBL KEEBL KEEBLER KEEBLER 9 9 800 NABISCO 47 NABISCO NABISCO 3363 04421 04420 4056 NABISCO CREAM & ONION NABIS CO CO NABISC COOKIES SOFT NABISC CO CRACKERS O PECAN ER ER CRACKERS CRACKERS KEEBLER KEEBLER NABISC CRACKERS NABISC CRACKERS RITZ CRACKERS NABISC RITZ RITZ Shelf:440000282 84400 4400 4400 4400 8198 8198 9 0033 0031 0031 0033 9801 9801 Shelf:440000 440000 2 4400003219 Shelf: 15 NABISCO 34 95 94 32 908 906 4454 2542 440000 440000 440000 NABISCO 440000 440000 44000007 44000007 301000 3010003319 30100111 30100 30100 241 2410070566 KEEBLER 241004408 2410078938 2410059475 44000032 44000031 4400003154 4400002798 4400003037 440 440 440 4400003738 4400001573 NABIS NABIS 2529 2534 3271 COOKIES 4913 4914 13 73 1610 KEEBLER 63 11096 11098 Shelf: 9 002 CRACKERS CHEEZ IT 0 KEEBLER KEEBLER 42 59 NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO 000 000 000 NABISCO NABISCO CO CO NABIS NABIS NABIS CHIPS AHOY NABIS NABIS NABISCO NABISCO KEEBL COOKIES KEEBLER KEEBLKEEBL 4400 4400 14 487 CHEDDAR ORIGNAL KEEBLER CRACKERS CRACKERS NABISC NABISC TRISCUIT CRACKERS CRACKERS 454 454 426 WHEAT CRACKERS 0028 0040 141 14 14 14 10 141000 141141141 000 10 10 10 7712 000000000 Shelf: 3 440000 301001 301001 27 59 00 Shelf: 16 44000040 4400000430 4400003202 NABISCO 301001 301001 3010005 4400003111 NABISCO 2541 4400004260 4400001592 4400003223 44000003 0030 0032 241005944 241007057 241007057 2410078887 241007892 4400002795 4400002797 4400004 97 NABISCO 4400003786 OREO CHOCOLATE 1147 1299 801 Shelf: 10 NABIS NABISCO NABISCO OREO NABISCO 79 KEEBL KEEBL 1 1 6 KEEBLER 9 NABISCO NABISCO 446 NABISCO CRACKERS CRACKERS RITZ ORIGINAL NABISCO SANDWICH COOKIES K1 KEEBL KEEBL KEEBLE CO OREO MINI OREO DOY CHIPS AHOY! NABISC ER ER 1410008547 1410008578 14100085 KEEBLER KEEBLER KEEBLER CRACKERS KEEBLER CRACKERS CRACKERS NABISC WHEAT WHEAT THINS K1 RITZ PEPPERIDGE FARM PEPPERIDGE 62 Shelf: 4 CRACKERS FARM PEPPERI Shelf: 17 4400004257 4400 44000004 44000004 3010 3010 3010010037 4400002854 440000 3010010044 2410010685 241007889 241007890 241005947 4400003453 NABISCO 4400000172 4400000225 4400003112 4400003119 4400003133 4400003442 NABISCO OREO 3259 NABISCO 0004 57 63 4400 0111 0112 44000007 301000531 KEEBLER KEEBLER Shelf:14100085 111410008539 1410008546 SUNSHINE 5 9 3 CRACKERS CHEESE NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO NABISCO RITZ DOUBLE STUFF NABIS OREO 89 NABISCO NABISCO 0005 45 69 46 4 COOKIES COOKIES 61 PEPPERIDGE PEPPERIDGE 14100 CRACKERS CHEEZ IT KEEBLER KEEBLER KEEBLER NIPS CHEDDAR K1 CRACKERS CRACKERS CRACKER CRACKERS CRACKERS FAM SIZE K1 COOKIES K1 CO THINS NAB CRACKE CRACKE 97 KEE KEE NABISCO DELUXE KEEBLER DELUXE 09605 PEPPERI FARM FARM Shelf: 18 Shelf: 5 Shelf: 12 3010000133 2410013067 4400002477 4400000057 NABISCO 440000 440000 4400003 4400 4400 44000033 440000268 4400 44000047 440000273 4400 440000273 7667 7667 2780 8201 820119 1410009655 1410 1410 14100096 14100085 KEEBLER KEEBLER NABISCO 4400003316 4400000055 NABISCO 3327 3325 324 0047 0047 38 2 0045 17 4 0004 5 7541 7541 3010 0707 1100 1109 PEPPERIDGE 0096 0096 56 48 CRACKERS CRACKERS CRACKERS 4400002681 NABISCO NABISCO CRACKERS SALTINE CRACKERS SALTINE NO NABISC NABISC NABISC 37 38 NABISC NABISCO 60 NABISCO NABISCO 74 NABISCO 04 07 0940 05 07 MURRA FARM 58 57 PEPPERI PEPPERI ZESTA SALTINE KRISPY SALTINE SOUP AND CRACKERS PREMIUM PREMIUM SALT PREMIUM K1 O O O NABI NABI O CRACKER HON HONEY COOKIES NABI COOKIES FAM FAM 31 MOT MUR Y CRACKERS PEP PEP DGE DGE ORIGINAL K1 REGULAR P1 OYSTER FRESH STACKS K1 ORIGINAL ORIGINAL PREMIUM K1 Shelf: 6 Shelf: 13 Shelf: 19 Left-right HQ DeCA/MBU APPROVED BY BUSINESS MANAGER DAVID LEFFERT MERCHANDISING SPECIALIST JOEL SMALL. LOCAL AND REGIONAL ITEMS ARE TO BE PLACED "ONLY" WITHIN THE SPACE DESIGNATED AS STORE OPTION ON THE POG. FACINGS 23 MARCH 2017 MAY BE ADJUSTED TO MEET CUSTOMER DEMAND. THE CAO MUST BE INVOLVED IN THE PROCESS ALONG WITH STORE MANAGEMENT APPROVAL. ITEM POSITIONS MUST NOT BE CHANGED AT ANY TIME. 32ft Class D Cookies and Crackers Page: 2 of 7 COOKIES AND CRACKERS - 32 FT SECTION SHELF:1 WIDTH:147 in MERCH HEIGHT:11.00 in DEPTH:26 in SPACE AVAIL:4.98 in Loca... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 4400003258 NABISCO OREO GOLDEN COOKIES 14.30OZ 2 K1 12 42 3.50 6.00 in 7.75 in 1.88 in Front 2 4400002540 NABISCO OREO GOLDEN DOUBLE... 15.25OZ 2 K1 12 42 3.50 6.25 in 7.75 in 1.88 in Front 3 4400004258 NABISCO OREO THINS GOLDEN 10.10OZ 2 K1 12 64 5.33 4.25 in 7.75 in 1.88 in Front 4 4400004474 NABISCO OREO THINS 12CT MUL... 12.30OZ 1 K1 4 12 3.00 8.13 in 4.87 in 2.69 in Front 5 4400004631 NABISCO COOKIES SANDWICH N... 16.00OZ 2 K1 12 40 3.33 6.75 in 9.20 in 1.50 in Front 6 4400000699 NABISCO COOKIES NUTTER BUTT... 10.50OZ 1 K1 12 20 1.67 5.55 in 10.75 in 1.60 in Front 7 3010010035 KEEBLER COOKIES OATMEAL CO... 11.30OZ 1 K1 12 20 1.67 5.09 in 8.38 in 2.38 in Front 8 3010054094 KEEBLER COOKIES VIENNA FING... 14.20OZ 1 K1 12 33 2.75 6.97 in 9.30 in 1.06 in Front 9 3010050561 KEEBLER COOKIES COCONUT DR... 8.50OZ 1 K1 12 29 2.42 4.50 in 7.50 in 1.80 in Front 10 3010054086 KEEBLER COOKIES SOFT BATCH ... 15.00OZ 2 K1 12 22 1.83 9.88 in 4.72 in 2.31 in Front 11 8201117247 MURRAY COOKIES PECAN SHORT... 5.50OZ 1 K2 12 39 3.25 3.45 in 8.80 in 2.00 in Front 12 8201191335 MURRAY COOKIES CHOCOLATE C... 5.50OZ 1 K1 12 27 2.25 3.70 in 8.80 in 2.50 in Front 13 8201198421 MURRAY COOKIES VANILLA CRE... 9.00OZ 1 K1 12 66 5.50 2.80 in 9.28 in 1.35 in Front SHELF:2 WIDTH:147 in MERCH HEIGHT:12.00 in DEPTH:26 in SPACE AVAIL:4.10 in Loca... UPC NAME SIZE UOM NOF RSL CS/PK PACKOUT Cases H W D Orientation Add Date 1 4400004443 NABISCO OREO CINNAMON BUN 12.20OZ 1 K1 12 17 1.42 6.13 in 7.75 in 2.00 in Front 2 4400003101 NABISCO OREO LEMON TWIST 15.25OZ 1 K1 12 21 1.75 6.00 in 7.75 in 1.88 in Front 3 4400003270 NABISCO OREO GOLDEN BIRTHD..
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