Four flavors, two stew bases

Pre-cooked polenta for retailers and brokers

San Gennaro Foods, of Kent, Washington, makes pre-cooked polenta in four flavors and two jarred stew bases. This page lists the product facts a retailer or broker needs first: sizes, UPCs, package claims and plant certifications. Spec sheets, case and pallet detail, samples and pricing come from a person at San Gennaro. Send the request form at the bottom of this page.

What is on the San Gennaro line card?

The San Gennaro Foods line card below lists each product with its size and UPC. The polenta comes in four flavors. Traditional Italian, Basil & Garlic, and Sun-Dried Tomato come in 18 oz (510 g) rolls. Butternut comes in a 16 oz (454 g) roll. The stew bases come in 24.7 oz (700 g) jars, 6 to a case, with an 18-month shelf life. The polenta comes 6 rolls to a case, with a 304-day shelf life from manufacture.

Line card: product, size, UPC, case pack and shelf life
ProductSizeUPCCase packShelf life
Butternut Polenta16 oz (454 g)7626761161016 units304 days from manufacture
Traditional Italian Polenta18 oz (510 g)7626761500066 units304 days from manufacture
Basil & Garlic Polenta18 oz (510 g)7626761500206 units304 days from manufacture
Sun-Dried Tomato Polenta18 oz (510 g)7626761500136 units304 days from manufacture
Classic Cacciatore24.7 oz (700 g) jar7626763602076 units18 months
Northwest Cioppino24.7 oz (700 g) jar7626763601086 units18 months
  • Butternut Polenta

    Size
    16 oz (454 g)
    UPC
    762676116101
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    304 days from manufacture
  • Traditional Italian Polenta

    Size
    18 oz (510 g)
    UPC
    762676150006
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    304 days from manufacture
  • Basil & Garlic Polenta

    Size
    18 oz (510 g)
    UPC
    762676150020
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    304 days from manufacture
  • Sun-Dried Tomato Polenta

    Size
    18 oz (510 g)
    UPC
    762676150013
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    304 days from manufacture
  • Classic Cacciatore

    Size
    24.7 oz (700 g) jar
    UPC
    762676360207
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    18 months
  • Northwest Cioppino

    Size
    24.7 oz (700 g) jar
    UPC
    762676360108
    Case pack
    6 units
    Shelf life
    18 months

What claims are on San Gennaro polenta labels?

San Gennaro polenta is pre-cooked and gluten free, and carries the Non-GMO Project Verified mark. All four flavors are dairy free. Since 2026, they also carry the Veteran Owned Business mark. Unopened polenta is pantry-stable. Refrigerate after opening and do not freeze. The Northwest Cioppino base is gluten free with no sugar added, is made with non-GMO ingredients, and contains clam broth and clam base.

Polenta: Traditional Italian, Basil & Garlic, Sun-Dried Tomato
Pre-cooked, heat and serve. Fat free. Gluten free. Dairy free. Veteran owned, made in the USA.
Polenta: Butternut
Pre-cooked, heat and serve. Dairy free. Gluten free. Veteran Owned Business.
Outside marks
Non-GMO Project Verified, all four polenta flavorsNon-GMO Project Verified
Storage
Pantry-stable unopened. Refrigerate after opening and use within 5 to 7 days. Do not freeze.
Northwest Cioppino
Gluten free, no sugar added, made with non-GMO ingredients. Contains clams.
Manufacturer
San Gennaro Foods, Inc., Kent, WA.

What certifications does the Kent plant hold?

The San Gennaro Foods plant in Kent, Washington, is SQF certified for food safety. It is also an organic certified facility, Non-GMO verified, and a gluten free and allergen free facility. These certifications belong to the plant. The organic certification covers organic products made there. San Gennaro's own polenta is not certified organic.

  • SQF certified
  • Organic certified facility
  • Non-GMO verified
  • Gluten free and allergen free facility

Where is San Gennaro polenta distributed?

San Gennaro polenta is sold in grocery chains, specialty stores and delis, and direct to customers on polenta.net. Stores in 36 states carry San Gennaro polenta. Shoppers find stores near them with the store finder, which reads San Gennaro Foods' distributor records. Store results show where the product ships, not live shelf stock. Stores order San Gennaro polenta through distributors, including KeHE, Lipari Foods and Crown Pacific Fine Foods.

How do retailers find U.S. suppliers of pre-cooked polenta?

Retailers usually find specialty suppliers through their distributors and brokers, at trade shows, and on the maker's own website. A maker's site should show sizes, UPCs, certifications and who manufactures the product. San Gennaro Foods publishes those facts on this page, so a retailer can review the line before asking for samples and pricing.

How do I request spec sheets, samples and pricing?

Use the form below. Tell San Gennaro Foods your name, company and role, the stores or chains you work with, the products you want, the volume you expect and your timeline. A person at San Gennaro replies with the sell sheet, full spec sheets, case dimensions and pallet configuration, samples and pricing. Wholesale prices are not published.

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