Wholesale Foodservice Supply
Monarch Brands provides bulk bar mop terry towels, spun poly and cotton-poly twill aprons, bulk bistro and solid napkins, and kitchen towels to commercial laundries, foodservice suppliers, and major restaurant e-commerce platforms. We are have recently quadrupled our wholesale foodservice offerings and are excited to bring you more foodservice and retail offerings in the future. If you have a special request we will work with you to develop and private label your new SKU.

Wholesale Janitorial Supply
Monarch Brands is known for supplying bulk microfiber cloths, mops, and hardware to Janitorial and Sanitation (JanSan) Distributors. We have the capacity to ship containers of bulk microfiber mops to national distribution centers, truck pallets of bulk rags to regional chains, and blind drop ship a pack of microfiber cloths directly to your customers. Our JanSan lines evolve with the times. For example, in response to COVID-19, we developed lines of non-woven pre-soaked disinfectant wipes and SilverSure antimicrobial treated microfiber cloths. We private label wholesale microfiber cloths for several companies, and can do so for you.

Wholesale Textile Rental
Monarch Brands wholesale textile rental lines are sought after by commercial laundries due to their longevity and quality. For instance, our bulk institutional towels blend the strength of a poly ground with the softness of 100% ring-spun cotton. We carry several weights and qualities of bar mops in five color stripes, often private labeling for larger textile rental companies. SmartChoice microfiber mops are available in light-weight foam-filled mops (for high-loss environments) to microfiber-filled mops that last 500 washes. Our Mariposa napery marries spun poly filament with spun poly to achieve a perfect balance of price and quality. Ask our laundry experts to work with you. We’ll recommend samples for you to put through the wringer, then provide you with an affordable program.

Wholesale Hospitality Supply
Supplying bale packed bulk institutional towels to hotels is what got us started in the linen business. We understand that making the best white towel isn’t necessarily about making the plushest, most massive towel. It’s about providing excellent choices for the budget. We work with our customers to offer towels that balance lifecycle with comfort. Our towel lines have grown to include wholesale institutional white towel cartons, 100% cotton colored towels, specialist gym towels, makeup removal towels, and sheets.

Wholesale Industrial Supply
Wholesale industrial supply is our wheelhouse. We started in the bulk rag business and were one of the first companies to implement a private label wiper program. We re-purpose millions of pounds of used textile products annually. These items are generated from used clothing or discarded institutional textile use. All products are cut and inspected by hand. We have expanded since the early days, offering several woven rags, retail packed products, bulk microfiber cloths, and mops, as well as all textiles necessary to keep the wheels of industry turning. Ask our industrial supply professionals about developing an MRO program today.

Retail Programs
Since 2014 Monarch Brands has made its retail program vertical a priority. We hired rug and towel specialists with first-hand mill relationships, bolstered the marketing and design department, and manage a healthy new product development program. We work with department store chains to develop trending kitchen towels, bath towels, and microfiber products. The warehouse has evolved with a sizable pick and pack area to handle blind dropshipping for national chains. Our e-commerce department has established MAP for every SKU that’s available to be sold online. Talk to us about developing a retail or e-commerce program today.

Wholesale Towels & Sheets Inventory

White hotel towels, institutional towels, T180 and T200 sheets, color club towels, makeup removal washcloths and salon towels, cabana, pool, and gym towels.

Wholesale Microfiber & Wiper Inventory

Microfiber cloths, microfiber mops and hardware, microfiber dusting wands, mops, and specialty equipment, retail-packed wiping rags, huck towels.

Wholesale Foodservice Inventory

Spun poly napkins, Bistro napkins, bib aprons, bistro aprons, waist aprons, spun poly table linen, bulk and retail bar mops, kitchen towels and cheesecloth.

Food Operations During COVID

Are your Foodservice Operations Safe?

While things are starting to return to normal in many locations throughout the country, foodservice operations must proceed carefully. While many establishments will be thrilled to welcome their customers back in higher numbers, the CDC still recommends several procedures and guidelines to ensure we all keep heading toward safe and efficient operations in food-related industries.

We suggest looking at all the details of these rules and guidelines put in place by the CDC for yourself. To read these recommendations, visit their Considerations for Restaurant and Bar Operators page, as well as their What Grocery and Food Retail Workers Need to Know about COVID-19 page. Meanwhile, we can explore a few of the most important points to see the biggest impact on our ability to open back up and stay open.

So, let’s break it down and look at some of the suggestions for different food operations and then delve into how you can better protect your customers, staff, and yourself during COVID.

Commercial kitchen worker washing up at sink in professional kit

Grocery and Food Retail Establishments

First and foremost, you must share any plan you put in place for following CDC guidelines with your employees. From there, you can maintain the proper expectations and make sure everyone is contributing to a safer environment.

After that, it’s all about creating a sanitary work environment and reducing potential transmission among employees. You can do this by following the guidelines below.

Encouraging employees who feel sick to stay at home.
Educate your employees on accurate COVID information.
Train your employees on proper handwashing and other cleanliness practices.
Know which employees are at high risk for severe illnesses and do everything you can to reduce those risks.
Ensure employees have access to the soap, clean water, hand sanitizers, and other materials they need.
Increase the distance between employees, customers, and coworkers as much as possible.
Open as many checkout lanes as possible to increase distancing capabilities.
Move the credit card reader further away from the cashier to increase distances.
Put up signs and make verbal announcements to help people remember to keep their distance.
Use floor decals and other visual cues to help customers estimate distances.
Reschedule stocking activities, so they don’t happen at peak hours.

Shopping cart standing by the Please Stand Here sticker at grocery store during COVID

Cash register worker wearing PPE scanning items

Our retail-ready foodservice and janitorial textiles are perfect for walk-in traffic

Routine Cleaning Tips

Setting up and maintaining new cleaning routines is essential to food operations during COVID. The situation is changing all the time, but you can help your employees and customers by creating some new consistencies – something they can rely on.

Use some of these tips to create a new, routine cleaning schedule to help protect everyone in your establishment.

Determine what needs to be cleaned and how often you need to clean it.
Determine if you need to disinfect an area regularly.
Make sure you have the wet floor cleaning and dry surface cleaning supplies you need.
Focus on high-touch surfaces, such as counters, shopping carts, tables, light switches, etc.
Wear gloves for any cleaning tasks.
Wash hands after any cleaning task.
Always follow the instructions on your disinfectants.
Make sure the area is properly ventilated.

Flatmop Bucket with Sieve, Lid, and Castors

Add microfiber to your foodservice textiles sales presentations

Waiter wearing mask coughing into his elbow

What if Someone Gets Sick?

If a customer or a staff member gets sick, there are some things you can do to minimize the risks for anyone else in the area.

Close off the areas in which the person spent some time.
Wait as long as you can before disinfecting and cleaning.
Open the doors and windows, if possible, to get the air circulating.
Wear a mask and gloves when cleaning the area.
Vacuum the space if needed, using equipment with a HEPA filter.
Launder any rags, aprons, or other items the sick person may have used.

The FDA also offers an extensive checklist for employee health and food safety. Be sure to check it out if you’d like further tips on operating your food-related business during these difficult times. While there are hints of light at the end of this tunnel, it’s still important – especially in the food industry – to continue taking all the right precautions to keep our customers and employees safe and healthy. Foodservice operations must proceed carefully when moving forward in the post-covid landscape. Monarch Brands can help facilitate that for your customers.

Call Today to Learn More about Products for Safe Foodservice Operations.

(215) 485-6100

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