Retail display: Equipment & Maintenance Flashcards
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Refers to the various tools and machinery used to showcase and store products in a retail setting. This includes refrigerated display such as cases, shelves, racks, and other types of fixtures designed to attract customers and promote sales.
RETAIL DISPLAY EQUIPMENT
is a visual arrangement of products in a store designed to attract customers, enhance the shopping experience, and encourage purchases.
Retail Display
showcase fresh meat, poultry, and seafood.
Refrigerated display cases
allow customers to select and serve themselves.
Self-service meat cases
provide a counter for butcher or meat department staff to serve customers.
service meat cases
3 Meat Cases
Refrigerated display cases
Self-service meat cases
Service meat cases
3 meat racks and stands
Tiered meat racks
Rotating meat racks
Meat stands
display multiple levels of meat products.
Tiered meat racks
allow customers to easily view products from multiple angles.
rotating meat racks
showcase specialty meats, such as sausages or steaks.
meat stands
display sliced meat, cheeses, and other deli products.
meat trays
showcase prepared meats, such as roasted chickens or ham.
dish displays
display wrapped meat products, such as ground beef or chicken breasts.
wrap cases
showcase products while maintaining freshness and preventing contamination.
Display cases with lids
showcase dry-aged meats, such as steaks or roasts.
dry aging cabinets
highlight the dry aging process and showcase premium meats.
dry aging displays
showcase specialty sausages and other cured meat.
sausage displays
highlight fresh seafood and provide information on origin and sustainability.
seafood displays
display prices, product information, and promotions.
digital signage
provide product information, prices, and origin.
labels and tags
regular cleaning of display equipment and surfaces to prevent bacterial growth and cross-contamination.
daily cleaning
ensuring refrigerated display cases maintain proper temperatures to prevent spoilage and foodborne illness.
temperature checks
regularly inspecting equipment for signs of wear and tear and replacing or repairing as needed.
equipment inspection
implementing pest control measures to prevent rodents and other pests from contaminating the display area.
pest control