Chapter 6- The Flow of Food: Purchasing and Receiving Flashcards
Approved Supplier
suppliers that have been inspected and can show you an inspection report; have to meet local, state, and federal laws
Receiving Considerations
scheduling, staff needs, good preparation, timing and process for inspections
Key Drop Delivery
when food service operations receive food after-hours when they are close for business
Use-by Date
items must be rejected if the use by dates are past the current date on delivery
Expiration Date
when the product is at the peak of quality; item should not be accepted if it is past the expiration date
Sell-by Date
tells the store how long to display the product for sale
Best-by Date
the date by which the product should be eaten for best flavor or quality
Four Guidelines for Recalls
- identify by matching information from recall notice to the item
- Remover the item from inventory, place in secure and appropriate location
- label item to prevent it from being placed back into inventory
- refer to vendors notification notice for what to do with the item
Shellstock Identification Tags
indicate when and where the product is harvested, and ensure that they are from an approved source
Inspection Stamps
a stamp on meat that has been inspected by the USDA or state department of agriculture