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Seasonal Stock Management

Seasonal stock management is a major area of stock management for nearly all catering and hospitality businesses. It is only normal that the mere thought of stock seasonal management is enough to give any catering or hospitality business owner a headache. Of course you can look at previous years business to predict the seasonal highs […]

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What is the difference between wet and dry stocktaking?

Today I want to talk about the difference between food stocktaking, sometimes known as dry stocktaking and wet stocktaking. Let’s start with wet stocktaking. Wet stocktaking is as it suggests, it’s all your wet stock, it’s everything that comes through the bar, so that includes; Spirits Bottle beers Soft drinks Draft beers Lagers Wine But […]

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What Is Stock Insurance And Do I Need It?

  As independent stock takers in Cambridgeshire, covering the South East of England we are often asked by clients when completing stocktakes on their behalf if they need stock insurance. While we would never tell a client what they should or should not do, we give advice, information and guidance to help our clients make […]

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How To Reduce Theft And Waste In Your Bar

Whether you run a pub, club, hotel, bar, restaurant or hotel, things like theft, wastage and spillage will happen and whenever it does the profitability of your business is being reduced too. In this blog post we would like to share ways with you that allow you to improve your handling of this, which will […]

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Are You Ready For Summer Stocktaking?

  Summer is here which means sunnier days, lighter evenings and busy bars for those refreshing summer drinks while your customers catch up with their friends and family to enjoy the bright weather. But are you ready for the summer stocktaking? We have put together some top summer stocktaking tips to help you achieve the […]

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Are Your Check-Backs An Interrogation?

In the restaurant trade, a check back is a service benchmarking question; by the waiter/ress completing a check back they are able to correct any issues with the meal before it is fully consumer. But how does your customer view a check-back?

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7 Cardinal Sins Of Restaurant Stocktaking – #4 Waste

Are You Committing The Sin Of Waste In Your Restaurant? Have you noticed how much milk you have been throwing out recently since the kids have gone back to school and far fewer milkshakes are being ordered? Of course each time you pour yet another carton of milk down the sink you make a mental […]

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7 Cardinal Sins of Restaurant Stocktaking-Carelessness

As a restaurant owner it is only normal that you will have a lot on your plate and a lot of those full plates to balance – literally in some cases! It is your job as a restaurant owner to balance that restaurant full of hungry customers, the busy bar area, the latest special meal […]

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7 Cardinal Sins Of Restaurant Stocktaking – Pride

Are You Committing The Sin Of Pride? If you are feeling proud of yourself because you avoided sin number one of ‘Ignorance’ as stated in our first blog post, you may need to reconsider this pride… it is all well and good completing a stocktake for your restaurant every week and logging it in your […]

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Are You Committing The Sin of Ignorance in Your Restaurant?

  There are some things that most restaurants do wrong all across the country and lots of these things are part of stock taking; it is essential that stock taking in your restaurant is treated with the respect it deserves because it is often down to poor stock management which can leave restaurants and pubs […]

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