Cost Control Chapter 8

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Methods of maintaining quality during storage:
-stroing products properly (quantities, placement, packaging)
-issue products in the order recieved (FIFO)
-establish regular cleaning times and sanitation practises for all storage areas
-maintain proper temperatures, humidity, ventilation
A perpetual inventory system is:
-a method that involves keeping a running balance of the quality of stored products as they enter storage areas as well as quantities being issued to production
LIFO is not a legal form of inventory valuation in Canada because:
-it decreases the value of inventory on hand
-it makes expenses look higher then they might actually be
-it increases your food cost percentage
The FIFO method of inventory valuation:
-assigns the first (earliest product costs) to issues leaving the inventory so that the most recent, or latest costs, are applied to products left in inventory
Inventory counts should be taken:
-at the close of the last day of the fiscal period
Under the ABCD inventory system a category B item is:
-low parishability
-high cost per serving
An example of a class C item under the ABCD inventory system would be:
-fresh poultry
-dairy products
As the inventory turnover rate increases:
-extra tiem must be spent ordering
The formula for calculating average inventory is:
-beginning inventory + ending inventory/2