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Welcome Let's Go! Navigate

Navigation Features Volume PREVIOUS PLAY/PAUSETRANSCRIPT Click the flashing Play button to continue. The callouts below explain how to use the Control Bar.

What’s in Store Product Replenishment Cycle Stock Order Deliver Click the flashing Play button to continue.

Product Replenishment Cycle

Product is Ordered  Store Replenishment System  Fully stocked!

Product Replenishment Cycle

Product is Delivered  Overnight or early morning  207, combo, 404, dairy, frozen etc….

Product is Staged  Stage in organized manner  Product location  Fast and efficient

Food Safety Cold Chain Integrity  30 minutes or less from truck to vault and vault to shelf  Refrigerated or frozen deliveries take priority DairyFrozen 10 min. Milk Refrig. Dough Cream Cheese Cottage Cheese Dips Pie Crusts Dough Veggies Fruit Pies/Cake Popsicles Ice Cream 15 min. Butter Margarine Juice Eggs Desserts N/A

Product Replenishment Cycle

Stocking  Pull risers  Breakdown loads  Sort by Sub-dept, aisle, commodity  Drag and drop  Drag and stock

Stocking – Fill The Shelf Dairy o Pull Product Forward Dry Grocery and Frozen o Push Product Back  Match UPC on shelf tag to UPC on item

Stocking – Techniques  Careful with box cutter  Know weight limits  Bend knees  Use both hands  Use leg to hold case  Middle shelves “Strike Zone”  Bottom shelf  Top shelf

Stocking – RRP’s & DRP’s  Plastic wrapped tray  Display Ready Pallet  Trays with tear off lids  Cardboard covered trays  Trays with perforation

Stocking – Rotation  Use FIFO in wareroom and vaults  Rotation schedule  Rotated as you stock  First In First Out (FIFO )

Stocking – Sanitation  Pick up debris off shelf and sales floor  Clean up small spills  Ask for help with larger spills  Don’t stock new product on spills or debris

Stocking – Backstock  Risers for temporary storage  Lose  Partial  Some Full Cases

Stocking – RGC  Banana box  Repair if possible

Stocking – Blocking  Level Out  Pull to Front  Align Tag to Tag  Easier to shop  Know what to order  Shop-Ability, Visibility, Efficiency

Product Replenishment Cycle

Product Is Scanned  Customer shops  Products are sold  Mid-Day Replenishment  Shop-able?  Reach/See product?  Pushed to front?

Product Replenishment Cycle

Summary Click the X in the top right corner.