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Buck$ ‘n B oxe $ Inventory and Financial Management - PowerPoint Presentation

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Buck$ ‘n B oxe $ Inventory and Financial Management - PPT Presentation

Jon Andrews Manager Product Management Back office Products Food Service Operations Goals Lifecycle of inventory item from Supply chain Financial KPIs How do I measure Action Plan ID: 807962

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Buck$ ‘n

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Inventory and Financial ManagementJon Andrews Manager, Product Management Back office Products

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Food Service Operations

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Goals

Lifecycle of inventory item from:

Supply chain FinancialKPIs – How do I measureAction Plan

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Boxes Supply Chain

ForecastingWhat am I going to need for the next year?

PastLook at past usage of each productEstimate what is needed in the future

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Boxes Supply Chain

Forecasting

What am I going to need for the next year?FuturePlan my menusPlan my menu cyclesForecast to see what is needed for the coming year.

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Boxes Supply Chain

Combined Forecast report All menu items needed to produce your menu cycles

List of all stock items that will need to be purchased throughout the year.BidsUSDA FoodsEnd Products

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Boxes Supply Chain

Ordering

What do I have?How much do I need? What am I going on my current menus?What will I have based on my plan?

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Boxes Supply Chain

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Boxes Supply Chain

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Boxes Supply Chain

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Boxes Supply Chain

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Boxes Supply Chain

ReceivingSubs

Short Items?Damaged?Human error

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Boxes Supply Chain

We received our product, now what?

TheftExpirationSpace

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Boxes Supply Chain

ProductionOver production waste

Production wasteFollowing the directions, preparation errorServing wasteWrong size scoop

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Boxes Supply Chain

Production waste

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Boxes Supply Chain

Serving waste

VS.

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Boxes - Financials

Purchasing

PAL/EntitlementBrown Box/USDA ItemsEnd Products/Finished Goods/Produced GoodsDOD Fresh ProduceCash Commercial

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Boxes - Financials

Menu Item – PeachesCase is the same for commodity and commercial 6 - #10 cans

Commercial Peach costs $23.45 per caseReceipt cost is $0.00 at the district when it receivesWhat cost should be used when completing menu costing for the serving of peaches?

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Boxes - Financials

What cost should be used when completing menu costing for the serving of peaches

?Each case of peaches was purchased from a different fund.Commodity was purchased from the PAL funds

Commercial was purchased from district cash of some type

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Boxes - Financials

Valuation Methods – how do I choose?

FIFOMoving AverageMarket ValueCurrent Vendor PriceLast Received Price

Food CostingCommodities vs commercialCommodities – are they really free?

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KPIs

Key performance indicators can be used to measure progress of each area of the operation, below are a few examples

LaborLabor matrix% of revenueFood Cost

Waste% of revenueTheftSpoilageParticipationBreakfastLunchSnack

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Action Plans – Follow up

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Action Plan Exercise

Your district has a rising food cost issue and through tracking food usage over time compared to revenue you have narrowed the issue to 5 sites in your district. Lets run through and action plan to see how we can resolve the issue.

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