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Product - Price Integrity

  • Promotion labels displayed are in date.

  • All products on the shop floor have the correct Shelf Edge Label displayed.

  • Dual located products have been set up correctly.

  • Accurate Shelf Edge Labels are displayed for all loose Instore Bakery products and customers are charged correctly at the tills.

  • All scheduled Price Verification tasks have been completed.

  • Shelf Edge Labels are corrected for any errors identified during Price Verification.

Product - Out of Codes

  • There are no out of code fresh food products on display.

  • There are no out of code fresh products on any of the reduced to clear fixtures on the shop floor.

  • Waste Pulse Reports (Potential Reduction Scan Report) are filed and signed as evidence of review.

Product- Product Protection & Waste Routines

  • Tobacco stock is only stored in a locked safe or on the gantry.

  • The safes are locked when not in use.

  • Waste download reports are filed and signed as evidence of review.

  • Store Managers and Shift Leaders have completed the required Key Control Training.

  • A minimum of five colleague searches are completed each week by trained Shift Leaders.

  • Keys are tagged, numbered, and stored according to policy. The ‘Key Standards Red Key List’ is displayed as per policy.

  • The Key Cabinet is locked, and the key for it is held by the Store Manager/Shift Leader. Keys are signed out using the Compliance App.

  • Lift keys are stored in a safe that can be accessed at all times. Lift motor rooms and control panels are secured.

Product - Stock Routines

  • Out of stock labels are in date and out of stock products have a zero stock record.

  • All stock affected by EPWs and Product Recalls has been removed from the sales floor.

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