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This paper discusses the importance of effective food and beverage control in the catering industry, focusing on procurement, storage, production, and service to minimize waste and maintain quality. It highlights the role of technology, such as inventory management systems and point-of-sale systems, in enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making. The study aims to provide actionable strategies for catering professionals to improve profitability and customer satisfaction while ensuring compliance with food safety regulations.

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This paper discusses the importance of effective food and beverage control in the catering industry, focusing on procurement, storage, production, and service to minimize waste and maintain quality. It highlights the role of technology, such as inventory management systems and point-of-sale systems, in enhancing operational efficiency and decision-making. The study aims to provide actionable strategies for catering professionals to improve profitability and customer satisfaction while ensuring compliance with food safety regulations.

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ABSTRACT

Effective control of food and beverages is critical for profitability, customer satisfaction, and
sustainability in the catering industry. This paper examines key control measures across
procurement, storage, production, and service to minimize waste, prevent theft, and maintain
quality standards. Emphasis is placed on inventory management systems, portion control,
supplier relationships, and cost analysis techniques. The study also highlights how technology,
such as point-of-sale systems and real-time tracking, enhances operational efficiency. By
implementing structured control processes, catering businesses can reduce costs, improve
consistency, and ensure compliance with food safety regulations, ultimately boosting
competitiveness and customer loyalty.

The catering industry operates in a highly competitive and cost-sensitive environment where
margins are tight, and customer expectations are high. Among the most significant challenges
faced by catering businesses is the effective control of food and beverages. Without strict
oversight, issues such as wastage, pilferage, inconsistent portioning, and rising food costs can
erode profitability and damage a company's reputation. Effective control is not only a matter of
financial management but also essential for maintaining quality, ensuring food safety, and
delivering consistent service. Food and beverage control refers to the systematic monitoring and
management of all processes involved in purchasing, storing, preparing, and serving food and
drinks. It encompasses inventory control, cost analysis, supplier management, waste reduction,
and compliance with health and safety regulations. In catering, where events vary in scale and
menu offerings are often customized, these control measures become even more complex and
critical.

Advancements in technology have provided new tools to streamline these processes. Inventory
management software, point-of-sale (POS) systems, and real-time analytics now enable more
accurate tracking of stock levels, sales, and consumption patterns. These tools support data-
driven decision-making, allowing catering businesses to forecast demand, optimize purchasing,
and minimize losses. This paper explores the essential components of effective food and
beverage control in the catering industry. It will discuss practical strategies for managing costs,
reducing waste, and maintaining high service standards. The aim is to provide catering
professionals with actionable insights that enhance operational efficiency, safeguard profitability,
and strengthen customer satisfaction

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