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Mess Foodstuffs (Early Procurement Activity,January to June ‘21) MESS FOODSTUFFS (EARLY PROCUREMENT ACTIVITY,JANUARY TO JUNE ‘21) LOT A. RICE 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY sack Rice; Semi-laon/Commercial 50 kg (long grain) 2100 Head rice:75 % Broken rice: 25 % LOT B. MEAT 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY kg. Beef Sirloin (cut as requested) 3360 kg. Pork liempo 3200 kg. Pork liver 120 kg. Pork Pigue ( cut as requested) 3200 kg. Porkchop, 10 pcs/kilo 1800 LOT C. POULTRY 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY kg. Chicken Breast ( less neck) 6000 kg. Chicken Legs ( less tail) 6000 pc. Fresh Egg- chicken- ( not less than 60g) 84000 pc. Salted Egg (duck, not less than 75 gms.) 9600 LOT D. DRIED AND FRESH FISH 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY kg. Fish Fillet, cream dory 1260 kg. Bangus, cleaned 2-3 pcs./kg. 1800 pck. Fish Shanghai, 12 pcs/pck 3600 kg. Galunggong, 10 pcs/kg 1440 kg. Tilapia,cleaned 6 pcs/kg 2520 kg. Boneless Bangus 6 pcs/kg 1,800 kg. Tinapa,Galunggong 14 pcs/kg 780 kg. Tuyo,tunsoy, 100 pcs/kg 480 LOT E. GROCERIES 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY btl. All Around Sarsa, 320 gm 900 pck. All Purpose Cream,250 ml 900 jar All Purpose Dressing, 3.5L 72 btl. Banana Catsup, 2 kg 720 pck. Bihon 500 gm 720 sack Brown Sugar, 50 kg 15 bar Butter, unsalted, 225 gm 60 pck. Canton 450 gm 600 bar Cheese 440 gm 60 btl. Cheese Spread 235 gm 240 pck. Chicken Breadings, 238 gm 360 pc Chocolate Milk, 180 ml 13500 pck. Coconut powder 50 gm 1500 pck. Coffee Creamer, 250 gm 1200 pck. Coffee, 50 gm 1200 can Condensed Milk,300 ml 180 can Cooking Oil,veg.oil net 16 kg 300 can Corn, whole kernel, 425 gms. 600 can Corned Beef, 260 gm 6000 sack Cornstarch,25 kg. 12 pck. Cream of Asparagus 1 kg 18 pck. Cream of Chicken 1 kg 18 pck. Cream of Corn 1 kg 18 pck. Cream of Mushroom 1 kg 18 pck. Curry Powder, 1 kg 6 btl. Electrolyte Water, 500ml., Assorted flavors 1800 cans Evaporated filled Milk,370 ml 720 btl. Fish Sauce, Special 1000 mL 720 sack Flour, 1CL, 25 kg 24 can Food Color, Powder, egg yellow, 500gms 2 can Fruit Cocktail, 3062 gm 1200 pck. Iced Tea, 400 gms. 180 sack Iodized Salt, 25 kg 12 box Jumbo Fruit Juice 10'sx250 mL 6000 can Liver Spread,230 gm 480 btl. Liquid Seasoning, 1 gal. 12 can Luncheon Meat, 350 gm 3840 pck. Macaroni Noodles,1 kg 240 jar Margarine, 1 kg 24 btl. Mineral water 350mL 1800 pck. MSG, Vetsin 100 gm 540 can Mushroom, sliced 400 gms. 600 btl. Oyster Sauce, 1 gal. 40 btl. Peanut Butter, home made 500gm 300 can Pineapple juice, 240 ml, Assorted Flavors 1200 can Pineapple tidbits, 560 gm 750 btl. Sandwich Spread, 220 mL tuna/chicken/ham/bacon 900 can Sardines in tomato sauce, 155 g 12000 btl. Sesame Oil, 3 lit. 6 pck. Sinigang Mix powder, 800 gms. 54 pck. Sotanghon 32oz 120 btl. Soy Sauce, 1000 mL 1800 kg. Spaghetti, 1 kg. 120 kg. Spaghetti sauce 1 kg, Italian 120 pc. Sterilized Milk, 200 ml. 9000 pck. Tomato Sauce, 1 kg 900 can Tuna Flakes in oil, 420 gm 3960 btl. Vinegar, 1000 mL 1200 sack White Sugar, 50 kg 12 pc. Yoghurt Drink, 180ml, assorted flavors 13500 roll Aluminum Foil, 600 meters 12 roll Cling Wrap, 600 meters 30 pck. Ice cream cup w/ cover, 50's 90 pck. Paper Bowl, 390 cc 50's 60 pck. Paper Cups 8oz. 50's 30 pck. Paper lunch box, 3 division, 50's 200 pck. Paper Plate, laminated 50's 150 pck. Paper Spaghetti box, 50's 150 pack Paper Table Napkin, 1 kg. 60 box Plastic Fork, 100's 12's/pck. 6 box Plastic Spoon, 100's 12's/pck. 6 pck. Plastic, roll bag, size for 1kg, 100's 60 pck. Sandwich bag,100's, white 60 sachet Dishwashing Liquid,40ml 3,200 btl. Disinfectant bleach liquid, 1/2 gal. 18 jar Fly Insecticide (water-soluble granules), 400gms. 4 pc. Insecticide Hand Pump Spray 1 pck. Paper Towel, two ply, 10.5 inches, 4 rolls 36 pc. Scrubbing Pad w/ Foam, heavy duty,150mmx95mmx30mm 360 pc. Steel Wool, heavy duty, 30gms. 180 LOT F. VEGETABLES,LEGUMES & DESSERT 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY kg. Ampalaya (sliced as requested) 360 bdl. Ampalaya leaves, big 60 kg. Bagoong Alamang 180 btl. Bagoong Isda, boneless, 1 lit. 48 kg. Baguio Beans 480 kg. Banana Blossoms, dried 6 kg. Bell Pepper 180 kg. Black Pepper,ground 24 kg. Brocolli 300 kg. Cabbage 1800 kg. Calamansi 300 kg. Camote 120 kg. Carrots 1800 kg. Cauliflower 180 kg. Celery 24 kg. Chayote 1500 kg. Cucumber 300 kg. Gabi 150 kg. Gabi, stem & leaves 180 kg. Garlic 600 kg. Ginger 120 kg. Green Peas 240 kg. Kalabasa 600 bdl. Kangkong, big 54 kg. Kinchay 6 kg. Labanos 180 kg. Labong 240 kg. Langka, sliced 360 kg. Laurel leaves 3 kg. Leeks 36 kg. Lettuce 90 kg. Lomi Noodles 192 kg. Mami Noodles 96 kg. Mongo 288 kg. Okra 72 kg. Onion, white 720 kg. Papaya green 180 kg. Patola 180 kg. Pechay 90 kg. Potatoes 2400 kg. Puso ng Saging (sliced as requested) 360 bdl. Saluyot, big 60 bdl. Sili leaves, big 360 kg. Siling Haba 24 kg. Siling Labuyo 36 kg. Singkamas 30 kg. Sitao 1500 kg. Star Anise Seed 1 kg. Talong 540 kg. Toge 300 pc. Tokwa 7200 kg. Tomatoes 900 kg. Upo, (sliced as requested) 720 pck. Young corn 150 kg. Sliced Mixed Vegetables, baguio 1500 kg. Sliced Mixed Vegetables, native 780 pc. Banana bread, 75 gms. 3000 pc. Birthday Cake, 12x16 12 pck. Buns, 6's, 350 gms. 600 pc. Cinnamon Roll, 100 gms. 1200 pc. Cupcake, asstd., 70gms 1500 pc. Ensaymada, mongo, 100 gms 1200 pc. Ensaymada, ube, 100 gms. 1200 pck. Hopia, pork, 5's, 150 gms. 1000 pck. Hopia,ube, 5's, 150 gms. 1000 pc. Mamon, 70 gms 1200 pc. Mongo Bread, 120 gms. 1200 pck. Sliced Bread, 500 gms. 1200 pc. Siopao, asado, 100gms 1200 pc. Ube Bread, 120 gms. 1200 kg. Banana, Lacatan 2400 kg. Banana, saba 900 kg. Dalandan 900 kg. Watermelon,4kgs 540 kg. Raisins, seedless 6 pck. Chocolate Crispy, 20's 540 pck. Choco Nougat, 36's 300 pck. Choco Toffee, 40's 1080 pck. Chocolate Peanut, 16's 720 LOT G. COLD CUTS 6 MONTHS UNIT ITEMS/DESCRIPTION QTY box Burger Patties,80 pcs 300 kg. Hotdog king size 12 pcs/kilo 1800 pck. Pork Barbecue,450 gms 1920 pck. Pork Embutido, 400 gms. 1320 kg. Pork Longganisa,380 gms. 3840 kg. Pork tocino, young pork 1350 kg. Sweet ham 1200 .
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