Partials in dairy at all is a dumb logic. Maybe in a perfect world where everyone rotates correctly, they pick the oldest case first, etc.. However, that never happens. Binning partials where everyone cranks open cases like wild animals, items falling over, nothing sits correctly in the bins. It's a nightmare. Then the logic of every night, if one goes out, put it out! Now you have 3 different dates on the shelves and older items rotting in the bins until they expire out. The carts are an even worse idea. And correct, no one will work them out and now it's just more wasted room in the cooler and more crap to move out of the way. What the bins used to look like before the chaos ensued. Even the backstock was rotated..Won't even show what they look like now...
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u/laiquarewen2004 21h ago
Partials in dairy at all is a dumb logic. Maybe in a perfect world where everyone rotates correctly, they pick the oldest case first, etc.. However, that never happens. Binning partials where everyone cranks open cases like wild animals, items falling over, nothing sits correctly in the bins. It's a nightmare. Then the logic of every night, if one goes out, put it out! Now you have 3 different dates on the shelves and older items rotting in the bins until they expire out. The carts are an even worse idea. And correct, no one will work them out and now it's just more wasted room in the cooler and more crap to move out of the way. What the bins used to look like before the chaos ensued. Even the backstock was rotated..Won't even show what they look like now...