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Pizzeria supplies in Switzerland: from Caputo Pizzeria Blue flour to boxes

The complete wholesale shopping list for a Swiss pizzeria: Type 00 flour, fiordilatte julienne, peeled tomatoes, olive oil and takeaway boxes.
November 3, 2026 by
Pizzeria supplies in Switzerland: from Caputo Pizzeria Blue flour to boxes

Stocking a pizzeria in Switzerland starts with a 25 kg bag of Caputo Pizzeria Blue (Sacco Blu) or a Swiss-milled Type 00 flour. Around it sit four more fixed items: fiordilatte julienne, peeled tomatoes in catering tins, extra virgin olive oil in 5 litre bottles and takeaway boxes.

This checklist gives you a real product for each item, its catering format, how to store it and how delivery works across Switzerland. If you are still planning the business, start with our guide to opening a pizzeria in Switzerland and come back to this list.

What ingredients and supplies does a pizzeria buy from a wholesaler?

The five basics never change: Type 00 flour in 25 kg bags, ready-cut fiordilatte julienne, peeled tomatoes in 2.5 kg tins, extra virgin olive oil in large bottles and takeaway boxes. Then come cured meats, vegetables, frozen items, detergents and packaging, which vary from menu to menu.

Buying everything from one wholesaler means one delivery with fresh, frozen and dry goods together and one contact for more than 3,000 products. These same items also drive your margin: our breakdown of pizza food cost for a Margherita shows how much each ingredient really costs you.

Which products and formats belong on a pizzeria shopping list?

The table pairs each item on the list with a concrete product: the format it arrives in, what it is used for and how to store it according to the producer's data sheet.

ProductFormatWhat it is forStorage
Caputo Pizzeria Blue (Sacco Blu) 00 flour25 kg bagNeapolitan pizza, 6-24 h provingCool, dry place
Verace Napule Type 00 flour (Meyerhans)25 kg bagNeapolitan style, 12-48 h provingCool, dry place
La Monella fiordilatte julienne2.5 kg tray, case of 4Pizza, ready Napoli cutFridge at +4 °C, 21-day shelf life
Tamburro Professional Line fiordilatte2.5 kg tray, case of 4High-volume pizzeriasFridge at +2/+4 °C, 18-day shelf life
Strianese peeled tomatoesCase of 6 × 2.5 kg tinsPizza sauceClosed tin in the pantry
Pallade extra virgin olive oil5 L PET, case of 2Cooking and finishingCool place, away from light
Con Gusto pizza boxPack of 100Takeaway, pizzas up to 30-32 cmFlat, in a dry place

Quantities depend on how many pizzas leave your oven, so no list fits everyone. The practical rule is to split the flows: order fresh products often and in small amounts so they keep rotating, and keep flour, tomatoes, oil and boxes in stock.

Which flour for pizza: Caputo Pizzeria Blue or Verace Napule?

Both are Type 00 flours in 25 kg bags made for Neapolitan-style pizza. Caputo Pizzeria Blue comes from Naples and is designed for 6-24 hours of proving at room temperature with 60-65% water; Verace Napule is milled in Switzerland and handles 12-48 hours at 60-70%. For other Caputo flours, see our Caputo Nuvola vs Cuoco comparison on the blog.

  • Caputo Pizzeria Blue (Sacco Blu): Type 00, W 260-280, ash below 0.55%, built for wood-fired ovens.
  • Verace Napule by Meyerhans Mühlen: Type 00 milled in Weinfelden (TG), direct method or cold fermentation.
  • Same-day proving at room temperature: Caputo Pizzeria Blue; long maturation in the fridge: Verace Napule.
  • Before switching flour, run a test with your own oven, your water and your recipe.

Which fiordilatte should a pizzeria buy?

For pizza, ready-cut julienne in 2.5 kg trays saves time. We stock two fiordilatte from Latticini Molisani Tamburro in Baranello (Molise): La Monella Napoli cut, made with microbial rennet, with a 21-day shelf life at +4 °C, and the Professional Line for high volumes, 18 days at +2/+4 °C.

Both are made from pasteurised cow's milk, packed in liquid, and release little water in the oven. Instead of filling the fridge, order often: with same-day delivery the tray arrives when you need it. For Neapolitan pizza, also read our guide to fior di latte for STG pizza and how to use it.

Which peeled tomatoes, olive oil and boxes does a pizzeria really need?

For the sauce there are Strianese peeled tomatoes from Agriconserve Rega: long Roma-type tomatoes, steam-peeled, with no preservatives or added citric acid, in cases of 6 × 2.5 kg tins. If you want San Marzano, read our guide to pizza tomatoes and alternatives first. For cooking and finishing there is Zucchi's Pallade extra virgin olive oil in 5 litre PET bottles.

The Con Gusto 33×33×4 cm box, in packs of 100, is made of breathable E-flute corrugated board: it reduces condensation so the base arrives crisp, for pizzas up to 30-32 cm. Detergents and packaging come in the same delivery; for ovens, peels and counters, see our list of essential pizzeria equipment to get started.

How does delivery work for a pizzeria in Switzerland?

Order every day until 05:00 in the morning and the goods arrive the same day. Service ends at 1 am? Order after closing and it's in your kitchen today. This applies to restaurants in German-speaking Switzerland served by our own refrigerated vans: ZH, AG, BS, BL, SO, LU, ZG, SZ, SG, TG, SH, GL and Bern.

You can order 24/7 on lapa.ch, in the Zero Pensieri app or on WhatsApp, where our AI agents answer and a dedicated sales contact looks after you. To Romandy, Ticino, Graubünden and Valais we ship by Swiss Post or Galliker, temperature-controlled. In the city, read more about our pizzeria supplier in Zurich and how it works.

Frequently asked questions about pizzeria supplies

Is there a minimum order?

No, there is no minimum order, not even for a single case. You can order only what you are missing, fresh, frozen or dry, without filling up your storeroom.

Can I order at night after closing and get the goods the same day?

Yes: in German-speaking Switzerland, where we deliver with our own vans, you order Monday to Saturday until 05:00 and the goods arrive the same day. 7 out of 10 of our orders come in between 18:00 and 06:00, after service.

Do you also deliver to Romandy or Ticino?

Yes, but not with our own vans: to Romandy, Ticino, Graubünden and Valais we ship with Swiss Post PostPac Priority (up to 25 kg, next working day) or with Galliker, temperature-controlled, in 2-3 working days.

Which flour should I start with for Neapolitan pizza?

A Type 00 made for Neapolitan style: Caputo Pizzeria Blue if you prove for 6-24 hours at room temperature, Verace Napule by Meyerhans if you work with 12-48 hours, also in the fridge. Then adjust water and timing to your oven.

Do you also stock detergents and packaging for pizzerias?

Yes. Besides food, we keep detergents, packaging, pizza boxes and equipment in our 2,000 m² warehouse in Embrach, and they arrive in the same delivery as fresh, frozen and dry goods.

Order Caputo Pizzeria Blue and your pizzeria supplies from LAPA

You will find every product on this list in the LAPA online shop with current availability. In German-speaking Switzerland, order until 05:00 and the goods arrive the same day; elsewhere we ship by Swiss Post or Galliker. No minimum order, even for a single case.

Prefer to message? On WhatsApp +41 76 361 70 21 our AI agents reply 24/7, even after closing; on the same number a person answers the phone Monday to Friday 06:00-17:00 and Saturday 06:00-12:00.

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