Food Beverage Operations Management

This presentation provides an overview of food production and food and beverages production systems in the hospitality industry. It discusses the characteristics of these systems, factors affecting recipes and menus, cost and staffing implications, suitability for different outlets, use of costing and pricing processes, compilation of a menu for a hospitality event, justification of menu selection, planning of a food and beverages service in a budget, and implementation of planned services. References are also provided.

Food Beverage Operations Management
Part A

Content
• Introduction.
• Characteristics of food production and food and beverages production system
• Factors affecting recipes and menus for specific system
• Comparison between cost and various staffing implications for different system
• Suitability of those system for particular outlet
• Use of costing and pricing process
• Compile a food and beverage menu for hospitality event.
• Justification of selection of menu
• Plan a food and beverages service for hospitality business in a budget
• Implementation of planned services
• References

Introduction
In an hospitality industry, management have to show more concern on
their food and beverages which are provided by them. They pay their
maximum attention towards this concept because it is an essential thing
from which they can generate more and more revenue.

1.1 Characteristics of food production and food and beverages
production system
Food production system have various number of system approaches
which help in making this operation effective at any hotel or resort.
Valentine park can use this concept for making and serving superior
services to their guest which are as follow:
• Traditional
• Centralised
• Cook chill process
Different services that are provided to their guest as-
• Table service
• Self service

1.2 Factors affecting recipes and menus for specific system
An organisation have to consider some factors before preparing their
menu card. All these factors are helpful as per discussing about their
customers and their choice. Valentine park arrange a summer fair for
that they want to set price of their products which are as follow:
• Guest spending power
• Food production cost
• Location of resort

1.3 Comparison between cost and various staffing implications for
different system
Cost minimisation and employing right person on job is one of a most
important decision which an organisation have to taken in their
account. If they failed in do such type of things, they might have to
suffer in production of low quality goods and low satisfaction level of
customer.
Following are some points which are in context of valentine park and
related to cost and staff implications:
• Equipments
• Staff
• Training

1.4 Suitability of those system for particular outlet
Valentine park is an amusement theme based park in which various
number of departments are divided. Hence, all these points have to be
consider while preparing any particular decision about them. Hence,
various sub divided groups are as follow:
• Main restaurant
• Coffee shops
• Dinning Restaurant

2.2 Use of costing and pricing process
Management have to set such range of products which is incur at last.
Also they have to taken into account fixed cost which do not get vary
and variable cost which get changed according to requirement of time.
There are mainly two basic pricing techniques which are as follow:
• Value based pricing
• Competition based pricing

3.1 Compile a food and beverage menu for hospitality event
Valentine park have to settle down range of their
products according to users.
Cappuccino
Lunch Meals
1. Cold coffee 1. Vegetable
sandwich
1. Chicken
2. Star gold 2. Mix grill puff 2. Pizza
3. Mix buster 3. Chicken puff 3. Butter albino
4. Mix vanilla 4. Mozzarella puff 4. Mix grill

3.2 Justification of selection of menu
As per in above mention menu card there are many things which have
new nature. As per this majority of people who leads to come there are
belong to Britain, hence, products have to get involved according to
their nature. Several number of other points are as follow:
• Customer preferences
• Menu choice
• Meals according to event

4.1 Plan a food and beverages service for hospitality business in a
budget
As per the budget for event is £8000. Number of person who wants to
be a part of this event is 200 out of them 150 are adults and rest are
children.
• Transportation: 10*200= 2000
• Tickets: 14*200=2800
• Food: 8*200=1600
• Amusement usage: 3*200=600
• Beverages: 4*150=600
• Other amenities: 2*200=400

4.2 Implementation of planned services
Implementation of service planned is must which help in making the
success of scheme which formulates by group of person. In this
context, group of individual have to use varieties of techniques in this
scenario. For this context, various service plans are as follow:
• Book resort.
• Book tickets and deposit money into it.
• Decorate amusement by analysing all rides
• Ensure about security and safety issue.
• Get feedback from others about location.

Continue...
This service plan is according to customer perspective. Now a
services plan which is according to service provider as follow:
• Book resort
• Take deposit
• Decorate the park
• Ensure services
• Serve according to function sheet
• Get feedback from customer

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