I walked by my dairy QMOS bin and saw that it was full (Chobani has a vendor that comes in every Friday and pulls his own stuff) and I got kind of furious. Since my FDC guys don't care about dates, I often don't notice dates until they drop in the SDA or a guest points the expired product out to me. I guess I'll have to be on the lookout next time I have a reset.
Unless the model changed I can load it in five minutes or less.
I don't think sausage was included on the list. Just the bacon.
When I'm bored I short date a four foot section. Or a shelf. If you've got just enough time before break/heading home to get work done but not enough to start a project or push a caf short date a section. Or if the opener pissed me off I short dated checks candy.Hello, I've almost been with Target for a year. I stocked dry goods for a while and later on worked on food trucks. I got addicted, so I then wanted to try out Market which I don't regret. I'd just like to thank you guys for the heads up on the yogurt.
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The empty space was all of the new yogurt I took off. I also took off some exolution that came in expired, then qmosed an entire box that was on my pulls.
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This is all of it, not much, but still worth the time.
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Due to this happening, and me checking out the SDA's to find more expired yogurt I was all like, "Okay, I'll have to fix this." So, I deep culled the entire yogurt section to fill up half of a three tier. It kind of sucks because that means hardly anyone was rotating, and out dated merchandise was going out. I guess now I have to communicate it more to make sure that it doesn't happen again. It was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it.
Hello, I've almost been with Target for a year. I stocked dry goods for a while and later on worked on food trucks. I got addicted, so I then wanted to try out Market which I don't regret. I'd just like to thank you guys for the heads up on the yogurt.
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The empty space was all of the new yogurt I took off. I also took off some exolution that came in expired, then qmosed an entire box that was on my pulls.
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This is all of it, not much, but still worth the time.
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Due to this happening, and me checking out the SDA's to find more expired yogurt I was all like, "Okay, I'll have to fix this." So, I deep culled the entire yogurt section to fill up half of a three tier. It kind of sucks because that means hardly anyone was rotating, and out dated merchandise was going out. I guess now I have to communicate it more to make sure that it doesn't happen again. It was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it.
Corporate can add entire sections. Checklane candy....every day for two weeks.
OMG I wish I had this kind of time! Between keeping my encaps full, dealing with vendors and 3 smart huddles a day and running up to the lanes every 20 minutes (It doesn't even sound like a lot but it was enough to keep me busy ALL DAY) , I can't focus this much time on a task. If I could have a half way decent truck team, I could be miles ahead of where I am now :v
I didn't really have time, but it had just been reset and FIfo'd and there wasn't going to be a better chance.
It seems like we should have the technology by now but considering all of our equipment can read 2D barcodes, it would be cool if they could use them on products and incorporate expiration dates on everything. I could definitely see this technology coming in the future but the problem is that every company uses a different code for their products date! In order for this to work, there would have to be some kind of standardization across the board (which is something that needs to happen already). I was looking at monster 4 packs today and their code is something like MYYDD but it's the manufacture date. How is someone from Target supposed to know how long Monster can be on the shelf beyond bottling?
