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Procurement Notes

Buying rules

What should be confirmed before ordering

The wrong procurement sequence creates expensive rework. Equipment should follow the operating model, not the other way around.

Sequence

Lock the menu and throughput first

Duck count per day, dine-in theatre, takeaway share, and banquet volume should drive oven and prep equipment choices.

Compliance

Match local utilities and code

Ventilation, gas or electric configuration, fire code, and loading access should be validated before any oven order is finalized.

Supply

Treat consumables as an operating system

Fruitwood, glaze inputs, hooks, gloves, and packaging should be reordered as a program bundle, not as one-off emergency items.