1the process of obtaining goods and services in a form that meets pre-established standards for quantitiy, quality, and price
Purchasing/ Food Purchasing
2What are the five purchasing objectives?
Maintain Adequate Supply, Minimize Investment, Maintain Quality, Obtain lowest possible EP Cost, Maintain its Competitive Position
3as a means by which goods and services are exchangd through transactions between buyers and sellers
Market
4provides the basic source of supply to include growers, manufacturers, and processors
Primary Markets
5includes farmers, ranchers, and raisers producing fresh food products to foodservice operations
Growers
6controls the production of items from raw materials, provides non-food supplies
Manufacturers
7intermediaries/middlesmen that obtains the supply of goods from the primary market and distributes them to local buyers
Secondary market
8purchases directly from growers, manufacturers, and processors for resale and delivery
Distributors
9agents who represent one or more primary sources that do not employ their own sales workforce
Brokers
10more involved in the trade of equipment and furnishings as brokers are to the trade of food and non-food supplies, may also engage in additional end-user services like delivery
Manufacturer's representatives
11exclusively work for one primary source, representing them in a specific geographic area
Manufacturer's agents
12owned and operated by a large foodservice organzzation that intends to sell and ship products to company-owned restaurants and franchises
Commissaries
13cash-and-carry operations that serve small-scale businesses, which are not qualified for bulk deliveries
Wholesale clubs
14are a group of independent purchasers who join together to purchase collectively in order to obtain more competitive prices
Buying/price clubs
15Provides a method of communicating among sources, intermediaries, and retailers, allowing them to connect and set-up procurement relationships
E-commerce enablers
16sellers of products and services in the local maket
Retailers
17a separate purchasing department is responsible for purchasing decisions
Centralized Food Purchasing
18authority to purchase is granted to local branches or departments according to their requirements
Decentralized Food Purchasing
19also known as open-market buying, that is applicable to smaller operation and involves ordering supplies from a selected list of suppliers on a daily, weekly, or monthly price quotations
Informal buying
20an amount stated in current price for a desired product or service
Quotation
21written specifications and estimated quantities needed are submitted to vendors with an invitation for them to quote prices, within a stated time, for the items listed
Formal competitive bid buying
22detailed descrption of a product stated in terms clearly understood by the buyer and seller
Product specifications
23there is a formal agreement with a single vendor to supply the majority of the product needs
Prime vendor/ One-stop
24bringing the buyer's level up to par, and used for items with standard usage pattern (ex. staples)
Standing order
25type of purchase order designed to consolidate routine, low value, and repetitive purchases
Blank Purchase Agreement
26involves a "landed cost" plus an agreed mark-up
Cost-plus purchasing
27keeps as little inventory as possible, strategy to buy product in the exact quantities
Just-in-time purchasing
28involves a group of independent purchasers who join together to purchase collectively in order to obtain more competitive prices that can them money in the long run
Cooperative buying
29cash-and-carry operations that are patronized by small businesses who do not order enough products from distributors to qualify for deliveries
Warehouse buying
30satisfactory settlement on price reduction, discounts on bulk purchases, and reducing packing charges
Negotiated purchasing
31purchasing of foods which are regularly required and based on historical data
Future buying
32involves creating a list of suppliers with price quotatioons
Quotation/order sheet method
33passive investment strategy that allows for bulk purchasing and takes delivery of the entire shipment
buy-and-inventory
34buyers purchase a large amount but arrange for the supplier to store it and deliver a little at a time
Stockless purchasing
35determining trends for better purchasing options
Ride-the-market
36bound by a futures contract that allows for purchasing large volumes at a specific price at a set date in the future
Hedging
37used to obtain competitive bids for several products from two or more suppliers
Line-tem purchasing
38items of lower cost are suggested by suppliers
Substitutions
39suppliers are willing to lower purchase price of good providd that they are paid on cash basis in advance, at the time of delivery, or shortly thereafter.
Cash discount
40considers purchasing products in adequate, not luxurious packaging materials, or large volume packs
Economical packaging
41price rebate from the supplier is granted provided that the buyer's company uses the product to promote retail sales
Promotional discount
42provides low AP price for new products in the market; taken advantage by stocking up as these offers are temporary
Introductory offers
43night and very early morning delivery to increase delivery efficiency
Odd-hours delivery
44refers to the amount of product that should be on hand until the next delivery. can change based on product demands and delivery times
Par stock system
45stock is allowed to deplete to safety level, termed as the minimum stock level, before as new order is submitted to bring level up to maximum, termied as the maximum inventory level
Minimax system
46interdepartmental form that lists items or services that a particular department needs, grants the buyers the authority to procure items listed in this form
Purchase Requisition
47a written request to a vendor to sell goods or services to facility
Purchase Order (PO)
48refers to the component of the standardizzed recipe in which the product will be used
Intended Use
49refers to the exact name of product desired
Product name
50refers to an overall quality index based on the assessment of food characteristics
Grade
51includes portion size, weights and dimensions
Size information
52refers to minimum edible yield of the product desired
Acceptable trim
536 Rs of Purchasing?
Right Quality, Quantity, Price, Source, Time, Cost