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Product Guide (800) 663-1695 • gfs.ca ©2016 Gordon Food Service® 032016/00228/BC PRODUCT GUIDE ‐ TABLE OF CONTENTS GROCERY & FROZEN ASIAN FOODS 1 FZN TOPPINGS & ICINGS 26 BAKING INGRED MIXES CHOC 1 GELATIN/PUDDING/MOUSSE MIX 26 BATTERS & BREADINGS 2 GELTN/PUDDING/PIE FILL RTU 27 BEANS: DRY 2 GFS DISPENSED JUICE 27 BREAKFAST MAPLE SYRUPS 3 GRAVY AND SAUCES MIXES 28 CANDY 4 GROCERY PRODUCTS MISC 28 CANNED VEGETABLES 4 ICE CREAM & GELATO 28 CEREAL BARS 4 ICE CREAM TOPPING CONES 30 CEREALS: HOT OR COLD 5 JARRED HERBS & PASTE 30 CONDIMENTS: BULK 6 JELLY HONEY PEANUT BUTTER 30 COOKIES 6 KETCHUP 31 CRACKERS 7 MEXICAN FOODS 31 DEYHDRATED FRUIT & VEG 7 NOVELTY FROZEN TREATS 31 DIETETIC FOODS 8 NUTS 32 DRY POTATO PRODUCTS 8 OLIVES & CHERRIES 33 FLOUR 8 PAN COATINGS 33 FRESH AND DRIEDMUSHROOMS 9 PASTA: DRY 33 FRESH AVOCADOES/GUACMOLE 9 PICKLES PEPPERS & VINEGAR 34 FRESH BREADS & ROLLS 9 RICE & SIDE DISHES 36 FRESH PREPARED SOUP 9 S/S CONDIMENTS DRESSINGS 36 FZN APPETIZERS 9 SALAD DRESSINGS 39 FZN ASIAN FOOD & COMP 10 SALT 41 FZN BARS BROWNIES CUPCAKE 11 SALTY SNACKS 41 FZN BASES BROTH GRAVY SCE 11 SAUCE:SAUCE: READY TO USE 42 FZN BREAD & ROLLS T&S 12 SHORTENING & OILS 45 FZN BREAD ROLLS BAKE&SERV 13 SOFTSRV FZN YOGURT SHAKES 46 FZN BREAKFAST BREADS 14 SORBET 46 FZN BREAKFAST ENTREES 15 SOUP BASES 46 FZN CHEESECAKES 15 SOUP CANNED 46 FZN COOKIES COOKIE DOUGH 15 SOUP: DRY MIXES 47 FZN DIETARY ENTREES 16 SPICES & SEASONINGS 47 FZN GOURMET DESSERTS 17 SUGAR 50 FZN HORS DOEUVERS 17 VEGETARIAN SPECIALTY 50 FZN ITALIAN FOOD & COMP 17 DAIRY FZN MEXICAN FOOD & COMP 18 ARTISAN/UNIQUE SPEC CHS 51 FZN MUFFINS & MIXES 19 BLUE‐VEINED CHEESE 51 FZN PASTRIES 20 BRAND CHS BLOCKS SLC PORT 51 FZN PIES & CAKES 22 BRAND CHS SHRD DCD GRATED 52 FZN PIZZA CRUST DGH BALL 23 BUTTER 53 FZN PREPARED ENTREES 24 CHEESE VARIETY PACKS 53 FZN SOUPS & CHILI 24 COTTAGE CHEESE 53 CREAM CHEESE 53 FRESH CUT VEG‐CELERY/CUC 74 CURDS & POUTINE 54 FRESH CUT VEG‐LETTUCE/SAL 74 DAIRY ALTERNATIVES 54 FRESH CUT VEG‐MIX/BLEND 76 EGG PRODUCTS 54 FRESH CUT VEG‐ONION 78 FIRM/SEMI‐FIRM SPEC CHS 55 FRESH CUT VEG‐PEPPERS 80 FLUID MILK & CREAM 55 FRESH CUT VEG‐POT/YAMS 80 FRESH YOGURT 57 FRESH CUT VEG‐ROOT VEG 80 GOAT CHEESE 58 FRESH CUT VEG‐SALADS/RR 81 GREEK SPECIALTY PRODUCTS 58 FRESH CUT VEG‐SQUASH 82 ITALIAN CHEESE 58 FRESH CUT VEG‐TOMATOES 82 MISC DAIRY PRODUCTS 59 FRESH EXOTIC FRUITS 82 PROCESSED CHEESE 59 FRESH FRUIT BSKT/GIVGT BOX 82 SEMI‐SOFT SPEC CHEESE 60 FRESH GRAPES/KIWI 83 SHELL EGGS 60 FRESH HERBS 83 SOFT SPECIALTY CHEESE 60 FRESH JUICES 86 SOUR CREAM 61 FRESH LETTUCE 86 FRUITS & VEGETABLES FRESH MELONS/PINEAPPLE 87 ASIAN FOODS 61 FRESH ONION/GARLIC 88 CANNED FRUITS 61 FRESH ORGANIC PRODUCE 88 CANNED VEGETABLES 62 FRESH PEPPERS 89 CONDIMENTS: BULK 63 FRESH POTATOES/YAMS 90 DEHYDRATED FRUIT & VEG 63 FRESH PREPARED SOUPS 91 DIETETIC FOODS 63 FRESH PRODUCE MISC 91 FRESH AND DRIED MUSHROOMS 63 FRESH ROOT VEG‐OTHER 91 FRESH APPLES/PEARS 63 FRESH SPINACH 92 FRESH ASIAN PRODUCE 64 FRESH SQUASH 92 FRESH ASPARAGUS/BEANS 65 FRESH STONE FRUIT 93 FRESH AVOCADOES/GUACAMOLE 65 FRESH TOMATOES 93 FRESH BANANAS 65 FRESH VEG SPEC/ETHNIC 94 FRESH BERRIES 66 FZN ASIAN FOOD & COMP 94 FRESH BROCCOLI/CAULIFLOWER 66 FZN FRUITS 94 FRESH CABBAGE 66 FZN VEGETABLES 95 FRESH CARROTS 67 MEXICAN FOODS 96 FRESH CELERY 68 MISC FRUITS & VEGETABLES 96 FRESH CITRUS 68 OLIVES & CHERRIES 98 FRESH CUCUMBER 69 SAUCE: READY TO USE 98 FRESH CUT FRUIT‐APPLES 69 SPICES & SEASONINGS 98 FRESH CUT FRUIT‐ CITRUS 69 TOMATO PRODUCTS 98 FRESH CUT FRUIT‐MELON/PIN 70 MEAT FRESH CUT FRUIT‐MIX/BLEND 71 BACON COOKED 99 FRESH CUT PRODUCE ‐ MISC 71 BEEF BURGERS 100 FRESH CUT VEG BROC/CAULI 72 BEEF LIVER 101 FRESH CUT VEG ‐ CABBAGE 72 BEEF PATTIES PURE 101 FRESH CUT VEG ‐ CARROT 72 BEEF PORTION STEAKS 101 BEEF PRODUCTS COOKED 102 CHICKEN TENDERS BREADED 125 BEEF PRODUCTS DICED 102 CHICKEN WINGS COOKED 125 BEEF SLICED/SHAVED 103 CHICKEN WINGS RAW 125 BEEF STEAK CUBED 103 DELI MEATS 126 BOXED BEEF 103 DUCK AND GAME 126 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 104 FRESH POULTRY 126 BULK GROUND BEEF 105 POULTRY CKD & PULLED/DCD 128 COOKED BURGERS & PATTIES 105 POULTRY MISCELLANEOUS 128 DELI MEATS 106 POULTRY PATTIES/BURGERS 128 ETHNIC SAUSAGE 107 SCHNITZEL 129 FRESH BEEF/PORK/HAM/LAMB 108 TURKEY BREASTS 129 FZN APPETIZERS 113 TURKEY PRODUCTS COOKED 129 FZN ASIAN FOOD & COMP 113 TURKEY RAW 130 FZN BREAKDAST ENTREES 114 SEAFOOD FZN MEXICAN FOODS & COMP 114 BREADED OR BATTERED FISH 130 FZN PREPARED ENTREES 114 BREADED/BATTERED SHRIMP 131 GREEK FOOD MEAT CONPONENT 115 CANNED MEAT & SEAFOOD 131 HAM 115 COD FILETS 131 HAM DICED & SLICED 116 COD LOIN & NATURAL PORTIONS 132 LAMB 116 COMMODITY SHRIMP 132 MEATBALLS 116 COOKED SHRIMP PRODUCTS 133 PIZZA TOPPINGS 117 CRAB IMITATION/KAMABOKI 133 PORK BACK (LOIN) RIBS 117 CRAB KING 133 PORK CHOPS & CUTLETS 118 CRAB SNOW 133 PORK DICED & CUBED 118 FARM RAISED FISH 133 PORK FRESH BOXED 118 FISH STEAKS 133 PORK GROUND & PATTIES 119 FRESH FISH 133 PORK SPARERIBS 119 FRESHWATER FISH FILLETS 137 PREPARED ENTRÉE SANDWICH 119 HALIBUT WHOLE/PORTIONS 137 PROTEIN MISC 119 LOBSTER 137 RAW BACON #1 120 OCEAN FILETS RAW NATURAL 138 RAW BACON #2 120 POLLOCK FILLETS & Portions 138 SPICES & SEASONINGS 120 SALMON WHOLE/PORTIONS 138 VEAL 120 SCALLOP MUSS CLAM OYSTER 140 WEINERS & SMOKIES 121 SEAFOOD ITEMS BAKE/BROIL 140 WILD GAME & SPECIALTY 121 SEAFOOD SPECIALTY 141 BEEF PRODUCTS COOKED 122 SHRIMP SPECIALTIES 141 POULTRY SQUID/OCTOPUS/CALAMARI 141 CHICKEN BRD STRIP/NUGG/CH 122 DISPOSABLES CHICKEN BRD/BTD BONE‐IN 122 BAGS 142 CHICKEN BREAST RAW BRD 122 BAKING SUPPLIES 144 CHICKEN CKD INCL BREAST 122 CONTAINERS: FOAM 144 CHICKEN RAW INCL BREASTS 123 CONTAINERS: FOIL 145 CHICKEN STUFF/ENTREES POR 125 CONTAINERS: PAPER 145 CONTAINERS: PLASTIC 146 TABLE ACCESSORIES 186 CUTLERY 146 TABLE LIGHTING 189 CUTLERY KIGS 147 TABLETOP ITEMS MISC 189 CULTERY PLASTIC SERVWARE 147 UTENSILS 189 DINNERWARE: FOAM 147 BEVERAGES DINNERWARE: PAPER 148 BEVERAGE PRODUCTS MISC 197 DISPOSALBE PRODUCT MISC 148 BRANDED COCOA & TEA 197 DRINKWARE: FOAM 149 BRANDED COFFEE 199 DRINKWARE: PAPER 149 BRANDED DISPENSED JUICE 200 DRINKWARE: PLASTIC 150 CARBONATED BEVERAGES 201 FILM WRAP & DISPENSERS 150 COFFEE BEVERAGE FLAVORING 203 FOIL WRAP & DISPENSERS 151 DRINK MIXES PWD NON‐DISP 204 FOOD TRAYS/BOXES/SCOOPS 151 ESPRESSO 204 LIDS FOR CONTAINERS 152 FLAVOURED COFFEE/CAPPUC 204 LIDS FOR DRINKWARE 152 FLUID MILK & CREAM 204 NAPKINS & DISPENSERS 154 FRESH JUICES 205 PAPER: WAX/LINERS/WRAPS 155 GFS DISPENSED JUICE 205 PIZZA SUPPLIES 156 GFS GOURMET COFFEE 205 PLACEMATS & TABLECOVERS 156 JUICE BAG IN BOX 205 PROTECTIVE WEAR 157 LIQUID ROAST COFFEE 206 REG ROLLS/CHECKS/LABELS 158 MOSAIC COFFEE INT'L 206 SOUFFLE/PORT CUPS & LIDS 159 S/S RTU JUICES & DRINKS 207 STRAW STIRS MARKER PICKS 159 SMOOTHIE & BAR MIXES 209 TISSUE FACIAL & DISPENSERS 160 SODA POP BAG IN BOX 209 TISSUES TOILET & DISPENSERS 160 SUGAR 210 TOWELS C‐FOLD & DISPENSERS 161 WATER:WATER: BOTTLED 210 TOWELS FOODSERVICE WIPES 161 CHEMICALS TOWELS MULTIFOLD & DISPENSERS 161 CLEAN ESSENTIALS 211 TOWELS ROLL & DISPENSERS 161 BATHROOM MISC 212 TOWELS SINGLEFOLD DISPENSERS 161 BRANDED DRAIN 7 ODOR HELP 212 TABLETOP CLEAN POWER SUPPORT MISC 212 BAR SUPPLIES 161 DELIMERS & PRESOAKS 212 BUFFET & CATERING 163 DISPENSED LAUNDRY 213 CARTS 164 FLOOR CLEANERS 213 CLEANING SUPPLIES 164 GARBAGE BAGS 213 COOKWARE 166 GENERAL PURPOSE CLEANERS 214 CUTLERY 172 GROCERY PRODUCTS MISC 214 DINING ROOM SUPPLIES 173 HAND CARE 214 DINNERWARE 174 HOUSEKEEPING 215 FLATWARE 176 KITCHEN CLEANERS 215 FOOD STORAGE CONTAINERS 178 MANUAL WAREWASH 216 FOODSERVICE TEXTILE APPAR 179 MECHANICAL WAREWASH 216 FURNITURE 181 NON‐DISPENSED LAUNDRY 216 GLASSWARE 181 PROTECTIVE WEAR 217 LARGE EQUIPMENT 185 SANITIZERS 217 SAFETY 185 SCOURING PAD/SPONGES 217 STORAGE SHELVING SYSTEMS 186 TOWELS FOODSERVICE WIPES 217 GFS Abbreviations Abbreviation What It Stands For Abbreviation What It Stands For &DN & DOWN BLUEB BLUEBERRY (WGTS FOR PRIMALS) BNLS BONELESS &UP &UP BNQT BANQUET (WGTS FOR PRIMALS) BRD BREADED 1000ISLE THOUSAND ISLANDS BRKFST BREAKFAST 5GAL 5 GALLON TANK BRKN BROKEN (SODA POP) BRN BROWN A/B ALL BEEF BRN&SRV BROWN AND SERVE A/P ALL PURPOSE BRST BREAST A/W ALL WHITES BRT BONED ROLLED & TIED ADVTG ADVANTAGE BSTN BOSTON ALASK ALASKAN BTD BATTERED ALUM ALUMINUM BTL BOTTLE AMER AMERICAN BTM BOTTOM AMM AMMONIA BTR BUTTER ANTIBAC ANIBACTERIAL BTRMILK BUTTERMILK APPIE APPETIZER BTRSCOTCH BUTTERSCOTCH APPL APPLE C/C CENTER CUT ARTIF ARTIFICIAL C/F CHOPPED/FORMED ASST ASSORTED, ASSORTMENT C/P COOKED & PEELED ATL ATLANTIC CAB CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF AUST AUSTRALIAN CAL WISE CALORIE WISE AVG AVERAGE CALIF CALIFORNIA B/FLY BUTTERFLY CAP CAPACITY B/IN BONE IN CARTR CARTRIDGE B/OUT BONE OUT CBAY CHANDLER'S BAY BRAND B/R BONED/ROLLED CBO CHINE BONE OFF B/S BONELESS SKINLESS CC (FRIES) CRINKLE CUT BAN BANANA CDN CANADIAN BATHRM BATHROOM CERAM CERAMIC BATT BATTER CFBO CHINE/FEATHER BONE OFF BAVRN BAVERIAN CHAMP CHAMPAGNE BB BASEBALL SHAPED CHC CHOICE BBO BELLY BONE OUT CHED CHEDDAR BBQ BARBEQUE CHIN CHINESE BEV BEVERAGE CHIX CHICKEN BF BEEF CHK CHUNK BIB BAG IN BOX CHKY CHUNKY BKD BAKED CHLOR CHLORINE BLK BLACK CHOC CHOCOLATE BLKTGR BLACK TIGER Abbreviation What It Stands For Abbreviation What It Stands For CHOL CHOLESTEROL DGH DOUGH CHOPD CHOPPED DIA DIAMETER CHPBRD CHIPBOARD DIN DINNER CHS CHEESE DIPT DIPPED CINN CINNAMON DISHMACH DISHMACHINE CIRC CIRCULAR DISINFECT DISINFECTANT CKD COOKED DISP DISPENSER OR CKTL COCKTAIL DISPOSABLE CLASS. 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    Danone Waters of America, Importer & Distributor of evian® Natural Spring Water in the U.S. and Canada, Becomes a Certified B Corporation® and Announces Reincorporation as a Public Benefit Corporation This announcement builds on the company’s commitment to champion sustainability and to use business as a force for good, with 100% of Danone’s fully owned subsidiaries in the U.S. now part of a Certified B Corporation White Plains, NY – For U.S. Audiences – June 11, 2019 – Danone Waters of America, the U.S. and Canadian importer and distributor of evian® natural spring water, Badoit® sparkling natural mineral water and Volvic® natural spring water, announces today that the company has achieved B Corp™ Certification and is now a public benefit corporation (PBC). Achieving B Corp Certification and incorporating as a PBC represent the company’s commitment to meeting high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability. “We are proud to have confirmed through the rigorous assessment of the ways we are already using business as a force for good, in line with Danone’s vision One Planet. One Health and are even more excited by the opportunity to challenge ourselves to continually improve as a new member of the B Corp community,” said Antoine Portmann, General Manager, Danone Waters of America. “We aim to use our B Corp Certification and status as a PBC to engage business partners, stakeholders and the consumers of our iconic brands like evian around this important movement.” Today’s announcement marks an important step in Danone’s journey to become one of the first multinational food companies to become fully B Corp Certified, with now 100% of Danone’s fully owned subsidiaries in the U.S.
  • A Manual Key for the Identification of Apples Based on the Descriptions in Bultitude (1983)

    A Manual Key for the Identification of Apples Based on the Descriptions in Bultitude (1983)

    A MANUAL KEY FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF APPLES BASED ON THE DESCRIPTIONS IN BULTITUDE (1983) Simon Clark of Northern Fruit Group and National Orchard Forum, with assistance from Quentin Cleal (NOF). This key is not definitive and is intended to enable the user to “home in” rapidly on likely varieties which should then be confirmed in one or more of the manuals that contain detailed descriptions e.g. Bunyard, Bultitude , Hogg or Sanders . The varieties in this key comprise Bultitude’s list together with some widely grown cultivars developed since Bultitude produced his book. The page numbers of Bultitude’s descriptions are included. The National Fruit Collection at Brogdale are preparing a list of “recent” varieties not included in Bultitude(1983) but which are likely to be encountered. This list should be available by late August. As soon as I receive it I will let you have copy. I will tabulate the characters of the varieties so that you can easily “slot them in to” the key. Feedback welcome, Tel: 0113 266 3235 (with answer phone), E-mail [email protected] Simon Clark, August 2005 References: Bultitude J. (1983) Apples. Macmillan Press, London Bunyard E.A. (1920) A Handbook of Hardy Fruits; Apples and Pears. John Murray, London Hogg R. (1884) The Fruit Manual. Journal of the Horticultural Office, London. Reprinted 2002 Langford Press, Wigtown. Sanders R. (1988) The English Apple. Phaidon, Oxford Each variety is categorised as belonging to one of eight broad groups. These groups are delineated using skin characteristics and usage i.e. whether cookers, (sour) or eaters (sweet).
  • Download Confectionery Category Advice

    Download Confectionery Category Advice

    CATEGORY ADVICE 2021 • Market Insights • Must Stock Lines • Planograms www.bestwaywholesale.co.uk CATEGORY ADVICE Market Insight 2021 On the Go Chocolate Singles still have the largest Importance of Confectionery share of Confectionery with a quarter of all Confectionery is growing +2.7% in sales in Independent and Symbol Stores. Independent and Symbol stores. (Nielsen, I&S, 52 Weeks, 22.05.2021) Driven by more shoppers shopping local. (Nielsen, I&S, 52 Weeks, 22.05.2021) The Younger Confectionery Shopper Younger shoppers over index in confectionery in Independent and Symbol stores and they also spend more so are a Big Night In key demographic. Sharing products are (Lumina Intelligence Convenience Tracking growing the channel sales, with Programme data from w/c 11th November 2020 chocolate sharing +8.5% and to 26th April 2021) sugar sharing +5.9%. (Nielsen, I&S, 52 Weeks, 22.05.2021) Importance of Impulse 23% of shoppers in Independent and Symbol Seasonal Gifting Stores buy something on impulse. 17% of Confectionery Gifting is growing +18% and these impulse purchases are confectionery. driven by a growth in sales from events like 63% of shoppers purchase on impulse Xmas, Mother’s Day and Valentines. because of visibility and 28% of shoppers purchase because of promotion or PMP. (Nielsen, I&S, 52 Weeks, 22.05.2021) (Lumina CTP 2020) CATEGORY ADVICE Market Insight 2021 Clearly merchandise your main display by pack type (eg singles/duos), brand and best sellers in best locations. Drive impulse purchase with eye catching displays, then highlight high impulse lines like mints at the till point Stock the best selling Gifting range and next to Food/Coffee to Go Build exciting displays for Seasonal for the fresh breath mission.