This program studies the basic principles of purchasing food and beverages, as well as nonfood items, with particular attention to product identification and to the ordering, receiving, storing, and issuing sequence. Topics covered include: market distribution systems; market forces; purchasing overview and specifications; the optimal amount, payment policy, and supplier; the mechanics of purchasing; convenience foods; nonfood expense items; furniture, fixtures and equipment; fresh produce; eggs and dairy products; poultry; fish and shellfish; meat and beverages.
Course Code | Title | Units |
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CART 350A | Food Procurement | 0 |
CART 350B | Food Cost Control | 0 |