Chapter 6-10 Flashcards
(28 cards)
Standing in fridge counting/weighing.
Physical inventory
High perishability - high cost (meat,fish,seafood)
Class A
Low perishability - high cost (frozen meats, canned meats)
Class B
High perishability - low cost ( fresh poultry produce, dairy)
Class C
Low perishability - low cost ( condiments, spices, flour, sugar)
Class D
More expensive (meats, seafood) requires tight controls. Inventoried regularly.
Stores
Less expensive, usually used quickly (produce, dairy). Not recorded on inventory sheets.
Direct
Keeping running balance
Perpetual inventory
Established # of bottles of each beverage behind storage. The number of empty bottles at the beginning/end determines # needed to replenish. Empty bottles need to be presented before new bottles being issued. If run out regularly, should re-examine and possibly increase. When not in operation, should be locked
Bar pars
Preparation, cooking, holding
Production sharing
Sales history, weather, special events, menu mix
Things to consider when forecasting
Limit access to storage area.
Match items removed with actual production requirements.
Access quantities and costs of products removed from storage.
Objectives of issuing systems.
Dept completes issue requisition to store room. Store room issues requested product.
Issuing
Storeroom sends purchase requisition to purchase department. Purchasing department completes purchase order. Sends to receiving, accounting and supplier.
Puchasing
Checks products against delivery invoice/ purchase order. Sends delivery notice to accounting.
Receiving
Pays supplier according to delivery invoice/ purchase order
Accounting
Provides advice/suggestions
Purchase agent
Decision makers on quality/quantity
Line managers
Ultimately responsible for purchasing decisions
Food and beverage managers
Brand liquor served when brand not specified
House
Brand offered of high quality and price than house
Call
Very higher quality and price, than call. Choice of specific wine and beer can have some influence depending on how customers perceive the property.
Premium
Called safety level. Number of purchase units that must always remain in inventory
Minimum
Greatest number of purchase unit permitted in storage
Maximum