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Run: Grocery Produce Receiving Temperature Log

Log produce delivery temperatures, packaging condition, and acceptance decisions at the dock before product is put away. Use it to catch out-of-range loads, ...

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Receiving Details

Record the date and time the delivery was received.
Identify the supplier or distributor delivering the produce.
Vehicle should be clean, odor-free, and suitable for food transport.
Receiving surface is clean, dry, and free of contamination hazards.

Temperature Verification

Enter the measured product temperature for the delivery. Use the operation's approved receiving limit for refrigerated produce.
Select the method used to verify the delivery temperature.
Probe or thermometer was cleaned and sanitized before contact with product and after use.

Produce Item Inspection

Identify the produce item, commodity, or case being inspected.
Record the temperature of the specific item or case if different from the delivery average.
Check for bruising, spoilage, leakage, mold, crushed cases, or contamination.
Select the final receiving decision for this produce item or case.

Vendor Compliance and Corrective Action

Rejected produce is clearly identified and kept separate from accepted inventory.
Describe the corrective action taken, including vendor notification, replacement request, or disposal.
Confirm the vendor was informed of any rejection or non-conformance.
Inspector signs to confirm the receiving log is complete and accurate.

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