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Llinois Food Retailers Association 2007 Buyers Guide Reference List ILLINOIS FOOD RETAILERS ASSOCIATION 2007 BUYERS GUIDE REFERENCE LIST ACCOUNTANTS BROKERS, BUSINESS DISPLAYS Coleman & Associates........................... 773/444-3100 American Business Brokers....................309/208-9414 Dahlstrom Display, Inc. .........................708/410-4500 Couch, Farley, & Heuring, PC................ 573/332-1177 FMS ...................................................... 877/435-9400 BROKERS, FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, FOOD Acosta Sales & Marketing ......................630/620-7600 Kehe Food Distributors .........................815/886-0700 ADVERTISING / PROMOTION Advantage Sales and Marketing .............847/593-5990 Monarch Visual Solutions, Inc................ 800/687-1234 Crossmark Sales & Marketing ................630/424-9200 ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER Impact Sales, Inc. ..................................630/652-9700 Concord / First Data Corp. ....................800/235-1794 Architects / Consulting / Construction William F. Brockman Co. ........................800/642/7771 Shazam, Inc..........................................800/844-4278 The Redmond Company ........................ 262/896-8722 EQUIPMENT DEALERS CASH REGISTERS - COMPUTER SYSTEMS Berkel Midwest Sales & Service ...........800/921-9151 ATM MACHINES Bi-State Cash Register...........................815/395-1234 Biro of Chicago, Inc...............................773/486-5420 Access Solutions, Inc. ........................... 630/355-9595 Integrated Store Systems .......................815/758-1645 Fotel, Inc...............................................630/932-7520 Merchants Solutions...............................800/486-3214 Group Four Retail Equipment ...............800/326-2460 AUTOMATIC DOORS North Country Business Products ...........414/529-3173 Hobart Corporation ...............................847/631-0067 Besam Automated Entrance .................. 708/599-2800 POS Plus, LLC.......................................618/993-7587 Pro Food Sys./Champs Chicken ...........888/581-9188 Retail Data Systems of Chicago .............630/435-7200 R. W. Refrigeration Hussman ...............217/753-0100 BAKERIES U. S. Refrigeration ................................800/458-7255 Alpha Baking Company ......................... 630/924-7550 CEREALS Zero Zone .............................................800/326-2460 Chicago Baking Company...................... 630/655-0622 General Mills................................................630/810-0727 Cuisine De France................................. 847/318-5340 ETHNIC FOODS George Weston Bakeries ....................... 708/409-4295 CHECKOUT COUNTERS La Preferida, Inc ...................................773/254-7200 Gonnella Baking Company .................... 312/733-2020 Reynolds/Burroughs/Royston .................800/326-2460 Pronto Foods Company ........................312/733-0000 Haas Baking Company .......................... 800/325-3171 Ziyad Brothers Importing.......................708-222-8330 Honey Wafer Baking Company .............. 708/388-9010 CHEESE Interstate Brands/Butternut .................... 217/324-2413 Avanti Food Company............................815/379-2155 FISH Interstate Brands - Peoria...................... 309/674-9221 Kraft Foods ............................................630/547-6378 Noon Hour Food Products ....................312/382-1177 Interstate Brands/Wonder ...................... 708/482-7770 Meadow-Lane Cheese Company............773/283-1370 Supreme Lobster and Seafood .............630/832-6700 Labriola Baking Company...................... 708/385-4884 Shullsburg Creamery Inc. .......................800/533-9594 Lewis Bakeries ...................................... 812/425-4642 FOODS, GROCERY Williams Cheese Company.....................800/968-4492 Maplehurst Bakeries, Inc. ...................... 800/428-3200 ConAgra Foods.....................................630/857-1447 Natural Ovens Bakery, Inc. .................... 847/298-1014 Kraft Foods......................................630/547-6350 COFFEE,TEA Pepperidge Farm, Inc. ........................... 630/241-2662 Sara Lee / Senseo .................................630/416-6755 Sara Lee Bakery Group / Chicago.......... 773/376-7700 FROZEN FOODS Stewarts Private Blend Foods ................773/489-2500 Turano Baking Co.................................. 708/788-9220 Gaucho Foods, Inc................................630/452-2354 Thomas J. Lipton Inc..............................630/955-5488 On Cor Frozen Foods ...........................847/205-1040 CONDIMENTS/SEASONINGS/DRESSINGS/OILS BANKS & FINANCIAL SERVICE FUEL SERVICE J. D. Mullen Company ............................618/586-2727 Financial Management Solutions ........... 615/294-4055 Retail Fuel Solutions.............................402/466-5800 McCormick & Company, Inc ...................616/874-5822 J.P. Morgan/ Chase Bank ...................... 630/221-2141 Morton Salt ............................................312/807-2000 La Salle Bank NA .................................. 800/772-9977 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Xcell International Corp..........................630/323-0107 Plaza Bank............................................ 708/456-3440 Valu Merchandisers Company..............800/480-8258 U.S. Bank.............................................. 312/325-8762 COOKIES AND CRACKERS GREETING CARDS Kraft Nabisco Biscuit Division.................630/629-9831 Barcode Products Marian Heath Greeting Cards ...............616/204-7000 Fotel, Inc............................................... 630/932-7520 COUPON REDEMPTION ICE Illinois Food Retailers Assn. ...................800/624-6712 BEER Lang Ice Company................................773/735-5000 ScanAps ................................................866/472-2627 Anheuser-Busch, Inc ............................. 309/243-1988 Tinley Ice Company ..............................708/532-8777 Boston Beer Company........................... 800/372-1131 DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM Goose Island Beer Company ................. 312/593-0869 Dean Foods Company............................800/332-6264 Miller Brewing Company ........................ 630/625-5200 Dutch Farms ..........................................773/660-0900 Miller Brewing Company ........................ 314/822-5483 Edy's Grand Ice Cream Company...........630/924-7755 Pabst Brewing Company........................ 630/980-4714 The Huber Brewing Company ................ 630/820-8822 Golden Guernsey Dairy..........................262/547-1700 Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc .........................217/423-3459 BEVERAGES - SOFT DRINKS/WATER Roberts Dairy Company .........................800/397-7575 Cadbury Schweppes Bottling ................. 708/449-2802 Schoep’s Ice Cream...............................800/236-4050 Coca Cola–Lakeshore Div. .................... 847/647-0200 Shullsburg Creamery Inc. .......................800/533-9594 Illinois Food Retailers Association Coca Cola - Central States .................... 630/584-3600 Swiss Valley Farms................................563/468-6600 1919 S. Highland Avenue, Suite 265-D Crystal Geyser Water ............................ 847/741-0051 Lombard, IL 60148 Pepsi Americas ..................................... 773/893-2300 DELI / CHICKEN PROGRAMS 630-627-8100 Pepsi Cola -Champaign ......................... 217/352-4126 Lipari Foods.................................................800/729-3354 IL Toll free 1-800-624-6712 Primo Water .......................................... 800/748-7788 Pro Food Sys./Champs Chicken ..................888/581-9188 www.ilfood.org Zafi Beverages ...................................... 847/729-8970 Reser's Fine Foods......................................816/734-9472 INSURANCE ORGANIZATIONS RECYCLING Arthur Gallagher Risk Mngmnt..............630/285-3686 American Egg Board............................... 217/524-9131 A & R Recycling...................................... 773/254-3706 Crissie Insurance Group .......................847/296-0655 Central Illinois Food Bank ....................... 217/522-4022 Commercial Waste Systems................... 219/663-5678 Finn Insurance Agency, Inc...................708/447-8300 Food Marketing Institute (F.M.I.) ............. 202/452-8444 Larcker Recycling Service, Inc................ 630/922-0759 Gallagher Benefit Services....................630/694-5256 Grocery Merchandising Assn. ................. 630/953-2160 Grocers Insurance Group......................800/755-3633 Greater Chicago Food Depository........... 773/247-3663 REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE Reliance Standard Life Insurance .........847/252-1130 Illinois Beef Association .......................... 217/787-4280 Carrier / Tyler Refrigeration.................... 269/683-2000 Risk Planners, Inc.................................800/328-7475 Illinois Department of Agriculture ............ 217/782-6675 Criosbanc ............................................... 800/326-2460 Independent Aggressive Grocers............ 630/627-8100 Grocers Smart Accessories .................... 866/855-4555 INVENTORY SERVICE Midwest Dairy Association ...................... 309/454-5099 Hussman Corporation............................. 314/349-1711 A.J.W. Inventory Service.......................877/259-2686 National Grocers Assn (NGA) ................. 703/516-0700 R. W. Refrigeration (Hussman) ............... 217/753-0100 Northern Illinois Food Bank..................... 630/443-6910 Thompson Mechanical Corp. .................. 708/615-0300 LABELS, FORMS & PRICE MARKING UFCW Midwest Benefits Fund ...............
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