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Fresh & Inventory Operations

Close the gap between ordering, production, and what's actually on the shelf.

Why Technology Alone Hasn’t Solved This

Production-planning and CAO/CGO tools can tell a store what to order. They can't enforce the schematic compliance, PLU discipline, and shelf-life standards that determine whether that order ever becomes margin. That's the execution layer — and it's ours.

Six workstreams, applied to your specific gap.

01

Production Planning

Software-agnostic production planning using store-specific historical POS data; central forecast administrator development; ingredient and recipe management.

02

Merchandise Strategy & Standards

Space-to-sales analysis and planograms, activity-based costing and product profitability, core item selection by store cluster.

03

Ordering & Inventory Management

Informed-ordering best practices, order-to-delivery cycle time and frequency, lean inventory and sell-through.

04

Operational Readiness & Simplification

Workflow analysis for culling, cleaning, and production; elimination of non-value-added tasks; opening and closing procedures.

05

Selling Opportunities & Effectiveness

Display standards for fresher product and longer shelf life, space-to-sales fit for selling patterns, traffic-flow-informed display placement.

06

Shrink, Other Loss & Risk Controls

Known-loss capture and markdown controls, scale tare-weight accuracy, product ID accuracy at POS.

Up to 7%
Typical total store sales gains from fresh and inventory execution programs
5–15%
Warehouse and replenishment productivity improvement, typical range
Significant
Storewide in-stock improvement, consistently observed across engagements

Ranges reflect typical results across tSCG's engagement history, not a single client.

Delivered through either path.

Whether this starts as a 72-Hour Diagnostic or a full Foundations build depends on where you're starting — not this pillar specifically.

See Our Approach