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Multiple Choices Value is the perceived relationship between quantity and qualit

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Question

Multiple Choices

Value is the perceived relationship between

quantity and quality

quantity and food cost

quality and specification

quality and price                                                                    

“Value added” has been define as

increasing the price of a product in relation to its cost and add value to the product

increasing value of food through manufacturing and processing

increasing the quality of a product compared to its price

decreasing the price of a food item to increase its perceived value

Requiring that a product labeled “mayonnaise” contains egg is an example of

standard of identity

standard of quality

U.S. Department of Agriculture required ingredient labeling

U. S. Public Health Service Food Code requirements

             

Information required on a label under the nutrition labeling law includes

amount of calories, fat, vitamins B and D

amount of fat, sodium, phosphorus, zinc

amount of cholesterol, sodium, vitamins A and C

amount of carbohydrate, calcium, copper, lactose                

The agency responsible for the grading, inspection, and certification of meats is the     

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

U.S. Department of Agriculture

U.S. Public Health Service

U.S. Department of Commerce                                             

The document given to the supplier listing the items to be ordered is termed a (n)

______.

purchase requisition

purchase order

invoice

purchasing specification                                                        

All of the following are recommended purchasing practices EXCEPT

assigning responsibility for receiving to a specific person

having the same person responsible for purchasing and receiving

weighing items in at time of delivery

comparing quality of delivered product to specifications     

A thermometer is usually placed just inside the door of a refrigerator becauseit minimizes how long the refrigerator door will be left open while checking the temperature

it is less likely to be broken because of supplies being set on it

the lighting is better by the door and the temperature can be read more easily

this is the warmest spot in the refrigerator thus the most appropriate place to take the temperature                                                         

The process of supplying food to production units after it has been received is termed _______.

inventory control

issuing

receiving

pilferage                                                                                 

         41.    If a product is shipped FOB Destination, which of the following is true?

                  a. the supplier owns the product and pays the freight charges for shipping

                  b. the supplier owns the product, but the buyer pays the freight charges for shipping

                  c. the buyer owns the product but the supplier pays the freight charges for shipping

                  d. the buyer owns the product and pays the freight charges for shipping                    

     

True and False: 2 pts. each.

Procurement is located within the transformation component of the foodservice system model.

True

False

Organizing purchasing as a cost center means that the department would generate sufficient profits to cover expenses.

True

False

Certified organic foods can be tracked from the farm through processing to the consumer

True

False

Centralized purchasing consolidates ordering from all departments within the organization

       into a single purchasing department.

True

False

        

The purpose of FDA is to ensure that foods other than meat, poultry, and fish are pure, and wholesome, safe to eat, and produced under sanitary conditions.

True

False

Explanation / Answer

1.quality and price.

Value may be expressed as a straightforward relationship between perceived benefits and perceived costs: Value = Benefits / Cost.

2. B.increasing value of food through manufacturing and processing

3.standard of identity.

4.amount of calories, fat, vitamins B and D.

5.U.S. Department of Agriculture.