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.

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RETAIL DISPLAY EQUIPMENT

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is a visual arrangement of products in a store designed to attract customers, enhance the shopping experience, and encourage purchases.

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Retail Display

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showcase fresh meat, poultry, and seafood.

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Refrigerated display cases

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allow customers to select and serve themselves.

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Self-service meat cases

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5
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provide a counter for butcher or meat department staff to serve customers.

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service meat cases

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3 Meat Cases

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Refrigerated display cases
Self-service meat cases
Service meat cases

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3 meat racks and stands

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Tiered meat racks
Rotating meat racks
Meat stands

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8
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display multiple levels of meat products.

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Tiered meat racks

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allow customers to easily view products from multiple angles.

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rotating meat racks

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showcase specialty meats, such as sausages or steaks.

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meat stands

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display sliced meat, cheeses, and other deli products.

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meat trays

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showcase prepared meats, such as roasted chickens or ham.

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dish displays

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display wrapped meat products, such as ground beef or chicken breasts.

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wrap cases

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14
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showcase products while maintaining freshness and preventing contamination.

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Display cases with lids

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showcase dry-aged meats, such as steaks or roasts.

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dry aging cabinets

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16
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highlight the dry aging process and showcase premium meats.

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dry aging displays

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showcase specialty sausages and other cured meat.

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sausage displays

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highlight fresh seafood and provide information on origin and sustainability.

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seafood displays

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display prices, product information, and promotions.

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digital signage

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provide product information, prices, and origin.

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labels and tags

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regular cleaning of display equipment and surfaces to prevent bacterial growth and cross-contamination.

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daily cleaning

22
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ensuring refrigerated display cases maintain proper temperatures to prevent spoilage and foodborne illness.

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temperature checks

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regularly inspecting equipment for signs of wear and tear and replacing or repairing as needed.

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equipment inspection

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implementing pest control measures to prevent rodents and other pests from contaminating the display area.

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ensuring staff is trained on proper equipment use, maintenance, and food safety protocols.
staff training
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in the case of meat products like rabbit meat, proper maintenance of refrigerated display cases is essential to prevent bacterial growth and contamination.
food safety
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regular cleaning and maintenance of display equipment helps preserve the quality and freshness of products.
quality preservation
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a clean and well-maintained display area enhances the shopping experience and builds trust with customers.
customer satisfaction
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regular maintenance extends the lifespan of equipment, reducing replacement costs.
equipment longetivity
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maintenance ensures compliance with food safety regulations and standards.
regulatory compliance
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Importance of Maintenance:
1. Food safety 2. quality preservation 3. customer satisfaction 4. equipment longetivity 5. regulatory compliance
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These handled devices with a metal probe are inserted into the meat to measure its internal temperature, providing quick and accurate readings, especially during cooking or smoking.
Digital probe thermometers
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These devices use a laser to measure the surface temperature of the meat without making contact, often used to check the temperature of cooked meat as it moves along a processing line.
infrared thermometers
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These are another type of thermometer that can be used to measure the temperature of food products.
dial thermometers
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These are used to measure the surface temperature of food products.
surface thermometers
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These are used to measure the temperature of food products by inserting the thermometer into the food.
Penetration thermometers
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These are used to measure the temperature of liquids, such as water or broth that are used in cooking.
immersion thermometers
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These devices record and store temperature data over time, allowing for monitoring of refrigerators, freezers, and other storage areas to detect temperature fluctuations.
temperature and dat loggers
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These data loggers can monitor not only temperature but also humidity and other environmental factors.
environmental monitoring
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These data loggers can transmit data wirelessly to a central monitoring system.
wifi data loggers
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These systems use wireless sensors to monitor food temperatures in real-time, with data transmitted wirelessly to a central monitoring system that can be accessed remotely.
Real-time monitoring
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These systems can send alerts and notifications when temperatures fall outside safe ranges, allowing for quick corrective actions.
alerts and notification
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These systems can also log data and generate reports for compliance with regulations and for quality control purposes.
data logging and reporting
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These adhesive labels change color when the temperature of the food exceeds a certain threshold, indicating whether the food has been stored or transported at safe temperatures.
Temperature-sensitive labels
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These disposable cooking devices are used to indicate when meat has reached a safe internal temperature.
pop-up timers
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These thermometers are specifically designed for use in food processing environments, ensuring that they are durable and easy to clean.
Food-grade thermometers
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These systems use temperature monitoring as part of a broader food safety management system.
HACCP (Hazard Analysis And Critical Control Point) Systems
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These systems use sensors and wireless transmitters to track the temperature of food products during various stages of production, storage, and transportation.
Food temperature monitoring systems
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These devices are used to monitor the temperature of refrigerated trucks and vans, preventing fresh foods like produce, dairy, and meats from spoiling.
Reefer monitoring devices
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offers advantages like ensuring food safety by preventing bacterial growth and maintaining quality, but also has disadvantages such as initial costs an potential for equipment malfunction, impacting business operations.
Temperature monitoring equipment