Your chicken breast is up 10% since August
Boneless skinless breast went from $2.29/lb on your Aug 5 order to $2.51/lb on Sep 25. Two options on your contract cost less and pay cash back.
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Boneless skinless breast went from $2.29/lb on your Aug 5 order to $2.51/lb on Sep 25. Two options on your contract cost less and pay cash back.
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Marco,
I went through the 14 invoices from last week. Most of it looked normal but I noticed three things that I think you should have a look at:
You're buying 30-40 cases a week of shoestring fries from your broadliner. I saw the new McCain product launched at your second distributor and it looks like it would save you $0.15/lb, which is significant across your 3 locations - $7,200/year savings potential here.
Your Romas went from $30.10 to $42.40 a case on Thursday's invoice. At 5 cases a week across the 3 locations that's ~$3,200/year more. The same 25 lb Roma case was $31.80 on your second distributor's invoice that same week, so moving them saves ~$2,800/year.
Plus one more, and what last month's changes have saved so far.
“I tried two new items last month because the cash back covered the risk. One of them is on the menu now.”
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