Glossary Flashcards

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Allergy

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When a person has an allergic reaction to a food item. The reaction can sometimes be life-threatening

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Breakeven

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When enough revenue has been made to cover the costs involved. A business that has reached break-even point has made zero profit but also zero loss

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Anaphylactic shock

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A life-threatening reaction to an allergy

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Brewery

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A place where beer is made on a commercial scale so that it can be sold to pubs, bars and restaurants

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Accessibility

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The extent to which a customer or user can obtain a product or service at the time it is needed

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Ambient

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Relates to the immediate surroundings.

Ambient temperature is the temperature in a room or surrounding an object

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Barista

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Someone who serves in a coffee bar

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Wholesalers

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These businesses buy goods in bulk directly from farmers/growers and manufacturers, and then sell them on in small quantities to retailers

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FIFO

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‘First in, first off’

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Guest cycle

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The four stages of a guest’s interaction with a hospitality business, including before arrival, on arrival, during their stay and on departure

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Demographics

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Studies of a population based on factors such as age, race, sex, economic status, level of education, income level and employment

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Carbon footprint

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The amount of carbon dioxide generated by an action, e.g producing or transporting food. By choosing to use local products, which have not been transported hundreds of miles by roar or air, you are helping to reduce their carbon footprint

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Credit

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The money that is owed to the supplier for items/goods that have already been delivered

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14
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Cruet

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Salt and pepper pots

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Competitive intelligence

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The action of defining, gathering, analysing and distributing intelligence about products, customers and competitors

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High-risk food

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Include pre-prepared food items that can be eaten without further cooking, and which may easily become infected with bacteria

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Economic boom

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An increase in the level of economic activity, and of the goods and services available in the market place

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Float

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The amount of money in the cash till at the start of the day or the shift. This can be used to give customers change

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Legislation

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A set of laws

20
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Seminar

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A meeting where people can get together to discuss business or to receive training

21
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Regulation

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A rule made by an authority

22
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Turnover

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The amount of money taken by a business in a specific period

23
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Purchasing cycle

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A system used to place, receive and pay for goods ordered from an outside supplier

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Unlimited liability

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The owner of the business has a legal obligation to pay any debts/loses made by the business, even if this means selling their own possessions to do so

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Compliance

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Acting in a way that follows a set of rules, policies or standards

26
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Credit

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The money that is owed to the supplier for items/goods that have already been delivered

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Ethics

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The moral principles that should underpin decision making. Businesses can provide moral and ethical guidelines for how their business affairs are conducted

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Market intelligence

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Primarily external data collected and analysed by a business about markets that it anticipates participating in (used to make decisions)

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Market share

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The amount of trade a company has in comparison to the entire trade that is available to trade in

30
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Free range

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A term used to describe the type of farming where animals can roam freely rather than being caged or enclosed

31
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Disposable income

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The money left over from someone’s wages after they have paid their taxes and basic living costs

32
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What food items does people with gluten intolerance need to avoid?

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Food containing wheat, rye and barley