LOCAL SUPPLIER
Direct to store guide
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Contents
I am a new supplier – where do I start?
Vendor Creation Form (VCF)
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New Line Form (NLF)
Existing supplier New Line Forms
Page 4
What ordering methods are available?
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How do I receive an order?
What do I do if I don't have an order?
What do I do if the order I receive is exceptionally large or
small?
What do I do if store calls with an order?
How do I get an uplifted order for an event eg. Sampling?
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Local Sourcing on Retail Link
How do I make a delivery?
Preparing your delivery
Arranging a delivery time
3rd party carriers
Vendor managed deliveries
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Asda standard delivery note
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How do I get paid?
Store booking in
POD - proof of delivery
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Invoicing
Golden Rules for Invoicing
Payment
Early Payment
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Retail Link
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Accounts Payable on Retail Link
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What happens if I don't get paid?
Invoices in query
Accounts Payable Helpdesk
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Key contacts
Appendix I
Top Tips - from Asda
Top Tips - from current suppliers
Appendix II
Other useful documents and websites
Appendix III
Department Codes
Appendix IV
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I am a new supplier – where do I start?
You should have already spoken with your buyer to obtain this pack. The
conversation with your buyer should have been to agree what lines we are
interested in and which stores you are able to supply to.
The next step is to read this booklet so that you understand the process from
start to finish. Once you are familiar with it you can refer to it whenever
necessary, using the contents page as a guide.
You will be sent a vendor creation form and a new line form by email from your
Asda Buyer or Trading Assistant. You should complete these following the
guidelines below.
 Vendor Creation Forms (VCF)
You will need to complete the form with all the relevant detail required by Asda,
the document must then be printed off & signed (original signature is required,
photocopies will not be accepted). You
must send this document back to your Asda
buyer or Trading Assistant with a sample of
your invoice & delivery note which must
comply with Asda's standard requirements,
see page 9.
To verify your bank details we require a
letter (on company letter-headed paper)
stating your full bank details, including sort
code & branch address, which must be
signed by a company director/owner.
The vendor creation form allows us to set
your company up on the Asda systems to
enable you to trade with us.
When you complete the VCF there is a
section about how you will receive your
orders. The following page gives details of
the systems available. You should contact the Asda EDI team to confirm the right
system for your company before you submit the form. The EDI team will be able
to help you with any order transmission queries you may have and offer advice
about how the different systems work.
When the VCF has been processed you will be allocated with a 6 digit vendor
number also known as a supplier number. The vendor number will be followed by
another three digits, the first two represent which department (for more details of
departments refer to Appendix IV) your products belong to and the final digit
represents how you deliver your products to us. This is illustrated below:
1 digit to represent how you
deliver e.g. direct to store or to
a distribution centre
6 digit unique vendor number
2 digits to represent the department e.g. 89 = Deli Pies
Your vendor number is extremely important & must be quoted on all
correspondence with Asda, including delivery notes & invoices.
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 New Line Forms (NLF)
This is the second form you need to complete, this allows us to set up your
products on the Asda systems to ensure we can order, receive and scan them
through the tills in stores.
The NLF is a Microsoft Excel (spreadsheet) document with headings in the first 4
rows. You should begin entering your product details on row 5 using the details
in row 4 to guide you (as on the example below). You should list all your
products on one form using a new row on the spreadsheet for each one. The
form asks for details such as barcodes, product descriptions, sizes, weights, etc.
The NLF must be submitted to us via email to enable us to directly upload this
information in the system. Attention to detail is vital when completing the NLF,
the information you enter will be submitted onto the Asda systems, there is no
margin for error particularly where barcodes are concerned.
When your NLF’s have been processed you will be allocated with a Wal-Mart Item
Number (WIN) for each item we have listed. You must ensure that these are
included on all delivery notes, invoices etc.
The Wal-Mart Item Number (WIN) is made up of 2 sections as detailed below:
5 digits unique to
your product
2 leading zero's
2 digits to represent the department e.g. 89 = Deli Pies
 Existing suppliers submitting New Line Forms
If you are an existing supplier wanting to submit additional lines you should firstly
discuss these new lines with your Buyer. If he or she agrees to list these lines
(they may wish to see samples before a decision is made) you should download a
New Line Form (NLF) from Retail Link on the Local Sourcing Page and complete it,
using the guidelines above.
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 What order notification methods are available?
There are 3 types of ordering systems available for suppliers, these are:
 Orbit
This is the most popular ordering system with Local Suppliers. It is a free system
which uses a broadband internet connection and allows you to receive your
orders electronically. There is also the facility to invoice us electronically saving
you printing and postage costs.
 AS2
This is a more advanced version of the electronic ordering & invoicing system. It
involves you purchasing software to be installed on your system. it does all the
things Orbit does with the advantage of being able to link in with Sage
(accounting software) to make posting your journals easier.
AS2 also allows us to transmit debit notes to you, where applicable, electronically
 Fax
This is an ordering method reserved exclusively for micro suppliers who do not
have regular access to a computer. It is used by strict exception only, as
computer based methods have many more advantages and there is less margin
from error.
If you are an existing supplier currently using fax but do have regular access to a
computer you are missing out on all the benefits Orbit has to offer. In this case
we would expect you to convert to Orbit in order to take advantage of these free
benefits. Please contact the Asda EDI team who will be able to take you through
the conversion process. Contact details are available in Appendix I.
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How do I receive an order?
Once you have your vendor number, Wal-Mart item number(s) and your ordering
system set up you are ready to receive your first order. This will be placed by the
central Supply teams at Asda House, not the stores! There are two supply
analysts who work with the Local Team, they cover the following areas:
- Fresh (all chilled lines and bakery)
- Ambient (all non-chill lines and frozen)
Contact details are on appendix I.
Refer to page 5 to ensure you choose the right ordering system for your business.
Prior to receiving your first order you should arrange a meeting or conference call
with both your buyer and the relevant supply analyst. During this meeting/call
you need to discuss and agree your order schedules (frequency), lead-times, the
first delivery date and the first order date, initial order volumes and forecasts.
 What do I do if I don’t have an order?
New Line to Asda
1. Find out when does the line become effective by checking your critical
path - orders cannot be raised for lines which are not yet effective
2. Once the effective date has passed, orders should be received at least 7
days before the launch date for ambient or 5 days for fresh
3. If orders are not received within the guidelines above contact the supply
analyst
Existing lines with Asda
1. Run a retail link report to show store on hands, item forecast and last 5
weeks sales
2. If the report shows stores have large on hand quantities the system will
not generate an order
3. You can verify store on hands by arranging a store visit to ask a store
colleague to review and confirm that the PI count (product inventory) is a
true reflection of stock actually in store.
4. If the store inventory figure was high but actual stock on hand was zero
then this is the cause of no order being generated. Once the PI is
corrected, accurate replenishment will then continue
5. If you have recently delivered ambient stock into store and sales are low
the store will have stock on hand so no order will be placed
6. Stock issues form - can be used if a store or supplier believes that there is
an issue with the replenishment of a particular line. The form is on Asda
internal web page (the wire) and can only be completed by a store
colleague.
More details of how to run Retail Link reports are on the Asda Supplier website,
details of which are in Appendix I.
 What do I do if the order I receive is exceptionally large or small?
In both instances you should run a retail link report to monitor last 5 week sales
and check on hand quantities. If sales have increased or decreased order
volumes will follow the trend.
1. Large orders - check recent communication from Asda House to check any
activity on the product, ie additional stores stocking the product,
promotions or seasonality
2. Small orders - if small orders are received on a regular basis you should
contact your supply analyst to discuss the order review cycle
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 What do I do if a store calls with an order?
You should not fulfil any orders received direct from stores! Take details of the
order quantities in cases, the store number, the date stock can be delivered and
the name of the store colleague who requested the additional stock. These
details must then be entered on the order exceptions form and submitted to your
supply analyst. This form can be found on retail link under explore the site. This
process is not a standard way of working and is to be used by exception only.
Should the form be submitted on a regular basis, the orders will not be
processed.
If you choose to fulfil an order received directly from a store you run the risk of
not being paid. This is due to the Asda Payment Systems being completely
automatic, so if no order exists in the system it cannot match your delivery to it
to confirm that payment should be made.
 How do I order stock for in store sampling?
If you arrange a sampling session in a store you must consult the sampling guide
before doing so. Any sample stock (free product given to customers to taste)
must be provided by you, any left over stock must be taken with you when you
leave the store. However, the store may require additional stock to cover sales
uplifts generated by the sampling event.
To request an uplifted order you must complete the sample stock order form
available on retail link and submit this to your supply analyst in line with your
agreed order review cycle. For example - if your order review cycle is every 2nd
Tuesday and the sampling event is on 15th May 2006. The orders will be
reviewed on the 2nd May, 16th May, 30th May etc, the form should be submitted
before the 2nd May to ensure the uplift falls inline with your order review cycle.
You will then receive an uplift on your normal order for that particular store.
Local Sourcing on Retail Link
To find the Local Sourcing section of Retail Link, follow the directions below:
 Log onto Retail link (if you don't currently have access see appendix I on
how to contact the Retail Link team)
 Click on 'Explore the Site' at the top of the screen

Scroll to the bottom of the page and look for
'Local Sourcing' at the bottom right

Once this page opens you can find all the
links to the Local Sourcing documents.
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How do I make a direct delivery?
Before
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
you make a delivery you must ensure you have the following:
Vendor number
Wal-mart item number(s)
An order from Asda House
 Preparing your delivery
Once you have received your order and are satisfied that you can fulfil the order,
you should prepare a delivery note. You must prepare a separate delivery note
for each order you receive. If you put consolidate separate orders onto one
delivery note you risk not being paid on time or not at all as we may not be able
to trace the delivery/order within the system
The next page shows an example delivery note which you can amend the sections
highlighted in red and use as your own. Page 7 shows ‘What A Good Job Looks
Like’ (WAGJLL), this is a delivery note that one of our suppliers currently uses.
If you prefer to use your own delivery note please ensure that the following are
included on it:
– Delivery note number (this number must also be quoted on your invoice and
should only include numbers)
– 10 digit purchase order number (from your order)
– Your 6 digit supplier number
– Your name and address
– Haulier company name (if different to supplier name) and driver's name
– Delivery address and store number
– Quantities being delivered (if case size greater than 1 should be in cases)
– Case size
– Wal-Mart Item number for each product being delivered
– Product description
All delivery notes must be on A4 paper.
 Arranging a delivery time
Before you turn up at the store with your delivery you should call and ask to
speak to the warehouse manager. Tell them that you are a Local supplier and are
making a direct delivery into store. They may want to know what type of product
you are delivering (eg do they need to be chilled, are they raw meat etc). You
should also ask about delivery times to ensure that you do not arrive at the back
door when the store is booking in a depot delivery causing you to have to wait.
 3rd Party Carrier
If you use a 3rd party carrier to deliver your products to Asda Stores you will need
to make them aware of the information above titled 'How do I make a delivery?'.
The delivery driver should take your delivery note with them to the store and gain
a Proof of Delivery (further details on page 9) to ensure you are able to get paid
should there be any problems.
If the 3rd party carrier uses their own delivery note they should clearly state that
they are delivering on your behalf and should quote your Wal-Mart Item Numbers
to allow the stores to book in the delivery. You should gain proof of collection
from the delivery company and the delivery company should gain proof of
delivery from the store. The process will ensure there is a trail of evidence
should it need to be re-traced.
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 Vendor managed orders
If you agree with your buyer that you are to supply our stores on a vendor
managed basis this means you receive no orders from us. This is usually for
home and leisure products such as calendars or clothing that are supplied on a
sale or return basis. If you are working in this way you need to work very closely
with the stores you are supplying and you need to run regular Retail Link reports
to track sales and on hand figures.
You need to go to each store with a blank delivery note (that you can complete
whilst in store) and a vehicle with your product in. You should speak to the
department manager and find out where in the store your products are to be
located. You then need to agree with the department manager how much stock
they want to take to fill the shelf space allocated. You should then complete your
delivery note with the quantities agreed and ask the warehouse manager or the
PIM (Profit Improvement Manager) for an order number which will allow you to
create an invoice in Orbit. Before you leave the store you must follow the
guidelines in the rest of this booklet around getting paid by having your delivery
note stamped, stickered and signed.
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Asda’s Delivery Note Template
Use the template below as your delivery note for Asda stores. Replace all the
sections written in italics with your company information.
Supplier Name
Address
Telephone Number
Asda Store Name:
Store Address:
Supplier Number: XXXXXX
Store Number: XXXX
ASDA Purchase Order Number:
XXXXXXXXXX
Wal-Mart
Number
Delivery Note Number:
You should create this number, it
must be unique for each delivery
note
Delivery Date:
DD/MM/YYYY
Case Weight
Supplier
Product Description
(Kg)
Product
including size and quantity: Catch weight
Code
only:
Totals:
Total number of Cases received:
Total number of Pallets
received:
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Quantity
Ordered:
Store POD Stamp here:
Quantity
Delivered:
How do I get paid?
Before you prepare your invoices for submission to Asda, you should check Retail
Link to ensure that the cost prices are the same as what you agreed with your
buyer. You should schedule a Retail Link report to run every Monday to check
your case costs. Price file maintenance is usually scheduled for Sundays so you
will see any changes on your Monday report. If the Asda system shows a
different price to what you agreed you must notify your buyer. The Asda system
will pay the cost you invoice up to a maximum of the one shown on Retail Link.
 Store booking in
When you arrive at the store you must go to the back door (warehouse). You
should take your completed delivery note with you to allow the store to book in
the products you are delivering.
 POD – proof of delivery
When the store colleague has booked in your delivery they will stamp your
delivery note with a rubber ink stamp. They will complete the boxes confirming
the number of cases delivered. The delivery note will then be signed by the store
colleague and they will add a freight sheet sticker. Collectively these things
create your POD, this should look similar to the POD image to the right.
This is your evidence that the store has received your delivery. The POD will be
required by our Accounts Payable team should your invoice fail to match when
received onto our systems.
Freight Sheet Sticker
Store stamp:
warehouse colleague
to complete
Freight Sheet Sticker
Number
Store colleague
signature
Delivery Drivers
Signature
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Store to complete to confirm
they agree or disagree to the
details on the delivery note
 Invoicing
Asda recommend that all invoices are submitted electronically. The only
exception is those suppliers set up on fax or if you are waiting for your electronic
ordering system to be set up.
Electronic invoicing is much more efficient way of working, however it is vital that
all paperwork is accurate. The system looks for certain criteria to enable it to
release your payment, the key criteria are:
 Supplier number
 Delivery note number
 Purchase order number
 Delivery location number
 VAT exclusive invoice total

Golden rules for invoicing
 Create one invoice per delivery note. Do not put multiple deliveries on
one invoice as the system will reject them, which will delay your payment
 Do not pre invoice, your invoice will not match in the system and payment
on time will be affected
 Invoices should be raised upon receipt of POD, using the delivery date as
your invoice date, to ensure they are net of any discrepancies
 If you are set up on Orbit or AS2 you must invoice us electronically
(exceptions will be made only for extreme circumstances). Do not issue a
paper invoices unless specifically requested to do so by Asda
 You should only invoice us manually if you receive your orders by fax
 Payment
Asda runs 1 payment schedule per week, payment is by BACs transfer unless
another method has been specifically agreed (for example payment in foreign
currency). Asda's standard payment terms are 60 'tag' days unless otherwise
agreed by the Accounts Payable payments team. Tag terms are the number of
days attached to a vendor account and link to the once a week payment
schedule. There are agreed exceptions to this rule for certain categories in the
business, e.g. Local Suppliers are usually on 21 tag days. Your Asda Buyer will
advise the 'tag' days relative to their category.
Below is an example of how the payment process breaks down for those suppliers
who are on 21 tag days
Goods received by Asda
3 July 2006
Invoice dated
3 July 2006
Payment terms
21 day “tag” terms
Payment due
24 July 2006
Next Saturday after due date
29 July 2006
EDI remittance transmitted
1 August 2006
BACS payment - Thursday
3 August 2006
 Early Payment
Cleared invoices can be released onto an earlier payment schedule in exchange
for settlement discount.
Further details on this are obtainable by contacting the following e mail address
EarlyPayment@asda.co.uk
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Retail Link
Retail Link is a web based Wal-Mart system that gives you access to your
payment status with us. You can get access to this system by contacting the
Retail Link team (based at Asda House) on o113 2417449 or
ukrlfeedback@asda.co.uk. This will give you access to:
- Remittance advices
- Invoices pending payment
- Invoices in query
Retail Link is a great reporting tool that is key to everyday life in Asda House.
You have access to the same reporting tools that we have (although you are
restricted to only seeing information for your products). It can be used for
information such as:
 Sales
 Waste
 Availability
 Price file checks
All the above are available on a store by store basis allowing you to support the
lower performing stores by doing sampling sessions or promotions.
Retail Link has the facility to let you create a report and schedule it to run every
morning, every week or once a month so you can have sales reports sat waiting
for you when you arrive at work.
Retail Link also allows you to check the cost prices we have set in the system, by
checking these regularly (i.e. once a month) you can prevent price mismatches in
the payment system.
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 Accounts Payable on Retail Link
To find the Accounts Payable Home Page section of Retail Link follow the
directions below:
 Log onto Retail Link (if you don't currently have access see appendix I on
how to contact the Retail Link team)
 Click on 'Explore the Site' at the top of the screen

In the 3rd Column - titled 'Find Documentation' look for 'Accounts Payable'
and click on it

Once this page opens you can find all the links to the Accounts Payable
documents
Suppliers are expected to have checked the detail available to them
on Retail Link before raising a query.
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What happens if I don’t get paid?
If you have submitted an invoice that has not been paid you should use the tools
on Retail Link to identify why the invoice is unpaid. Once you have found the
invoice you should be able to decide what action you need to take dependant
upon where in Retail Link the invoice appears.
 Invoices in query
If you find an invoice on Retail Link in the unmatched or mismatched section this
means that we don't have sufficient information to release payment for the
invoice. This can be due to a number of factors, some of which are:
Incorrect cost price charged
(mismatch)
This is when the cost you charge and the cost we
have on the system are different. We will pay you
for the amount we agree to and debit the
remainder. You need to complete a disputed price
debits form if you notice deductions have been
made. You must run regular price file checks in
Retail Link and notify your buyer of any
discrepancies to ensure this does not happen.
Incorrect quantities stated
(mismatch)
This is when the quantity you have invoiced us for
is different to what a store have booked in. Again
we will pay you for the amount we agree to and
debit the difference. You should send us a POD
for each invoice providing your POD shows the
store accepted delivery of the quantity you have
invoiced.
Unmatched invoices
This is when you have submitted an invoice which
we cannot find a delivery for on the system. You
need to provide a POD for the unmatched invoice.
 Accounts Payable Helpdesk
If you cannot find the invoice or need help understanding what action
needs to be taken you can contact the Accounts Payable Helpdesk (based
in Asda House) on 0113 241 9987 or accountspayablequeries@asda.co.uk.
You should quote your supplier number when you call along with invoice
numbers.
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Appendix I

Contact Details
Colleague Name
Role
Direct Dial
Contact If…
Karen Todd
0113 241 7915
a problem needs escalating as a last resort
0113 241 9374
Terri Saunders
Local & Organic
Manager
Local Buyer Northern
regions & Scotland
Local Buyer Southern
regions & Wales
Trading Assistant
Clair Tapson
Merchandiser
0113 241 7861
Sandra McDonnell
Fresh Supply Analyst 0113 241 9056
you have any other issues and your based in the
North of England or Scotland
you have any other issues and your based in the
South of England or Wales
you are listing a new line, maintaining an existing
line, or other admin issues
you have problems with item store combinations
(traits)
you have problems with fresh orders - you will
need your item numbers
you have problems with ambient orders - you will
need your item numbers
you have any press coverage or want to improve
your PR
you have store operational problems
James Dodds
Matt Hulsey
0113 241 9392
0113 241 8207
Neil Wittmann-Griggs Ambient Supply
Analyst
Sian Horner
Public Relations
0113 241 8360
Chris Moran
0113 241 8913
Accounts Payable
Trading Operations
Manager
Finance Help Desk
Retail Link
Help Desk
0113 241 7449
0113 241 9012
0113 241 9987
you have problems with being paid - you will need
your supplier number
You have any queries relating to Retail Link
Appendix II

Top Tips - from Asda
 Ensure correct delivery notes are taken to store with deliveries.
 Delivery notes must be stamped, signed and a freight sheet sticker
added to them to create a POD (proof of delivery).
 Invoices must be submitted electronically if you receive orders
electronically, manual invoices will be rejected if you receive electronic
orders
 if you receive manual orders and would like to upgrade to a free
electronic ordering and invoicing system you should contact the EDI
team on gemuk@asda.co.uk to enquire about how to upgrade with little
or no cost implication.
 Do not send lines that are not set up on our system (all active lines are
visible on Retail Link) and that haven't been agreed with a buyer.
 Do not deliver goods that have not been ordered.
 Do not accept orders direct from stores.
 Top Tips - from current suppliers
 'Make sure your delivery note and invoice comply to get deliveries booked in
correctly and payment on time.'
 'Don't put multiple deliveries on one invoice.'
 'Don't deliver stock that has not been ordered by Asda House'
 'Do regular price file checks on Retail Link to prevent deductions on invoices'
 'Make sure the barcodes you submit are correct otherwise the product will not
scan in store at launch'
Appendix III
 Useful documents & websites
 Sampling guide – on request email terri.saunders@asda.co.uk
 Retail Link – www.retaillink.co.uk
 Asda Supplier website – www.asdasupplier.co.uk
User ID: asda
Password: supplier
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Appendix IV
 Department Codes
Each Department within Asda has a department code. For example, all dairy
products are department 90, all confectionary products are department 55 etc.
These numbers will form part of:
 your supplier number as detailed on page 3
 your Wal-Mart item number as detailed on page
Details of which department code each product is in is below:
Dept No.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Department Name
SNACKS
HEALTH
PAPERSHOP
PAPER
ENTERTAINMENT-ELECTRONICS
CAMERAS
TOYS & HOBBIES
PET CARE
SPORTING GOODS
AUTOMOTIVE
HARDWARE
PAINT & ACCESS
CLEANING AND KITCHEN
HOUSEWARE
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
HOME AND GARDEN
HOME FURNISHINGS
SEASONS
PIECE GOODS & SEWING
DOMESTIC GOODS
CURTAINS, DRAPES & HARDWARE
BEDDING
MEN'S
KIDS
FOOTWEAR
BABY
ESSENTIALS
NYLON HOSIERY
LADIES UNDERWEAR
FOUNDATIONS
FACHION, ACCESS & LUGGAGE
JEWELRY, SUNGLASSES
GIRLS WEAR
LADIES
PLUS SIZES / MATERNITY
LADIES COATS
TLE LABOR
PRESCRIPTIONS
CAKES BOUGHT IN
OVER THE COUNTER MEDICINE
BEVERAGES
MAIN MEALS
SALADS ( EXC. SALAD BAR)
SOFT NUTS
TOP CITRUS
TOILETRIES
POTATOES
BOUGHT IN FRESH MEAT
OPTICAL
BOUGHT IN FRESH POULTRY
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Dept No.
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
Department Name
BOUGHT IN BACON SAUSAGE
IN STORE FRESH POULTRY
BOUGHT IN FISH
BOUGHT IN BACON SAUSAGE
CONFECTIONERY
LIVE GOODS
RICE/PASTA
DESSERTS AND BAKING
BISCUITS
BEVERAGES / SUGAR
PETROL
ISB CREAM CAKES / CAKES
SAVOURY AND COOKING
CONDIMENTS AND CANNED
SOFT DRINKS
LAUNDRY
WINES
SPIRITS
KIOSK
PROCESED MEAT AND POULTRY
FROZEN MEAT & POULTRY
CHIPS/POTS/VEG
DESSERTS AND ICE CREAM
PRE PACKED CHEESE
PRE PACKED MEATS
PRE PACKED PATE
PRE PACKED READY MEALS
PIZZA
ROTISSERIE
DELI CHEESE
BREAD
IMPULSE MERCHANDISING
BOUGHT IN FISH
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
ONE- HOUR PHOTO
SERVE OVER READY MEALS
MORNING GOODS
DRY CLEANING
DELI PIES / PATE
DAIRY
MEAL SOLUTION
CEREAL
IN STORE FRESH MEAT
VEG
SALAD BARS
BEERS
DELI MEAT
ISB SANDWICHES AND SNACKS/ BREAD
CONSUMABLES