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Home » Eliminating out-of-spec batches cuts ingredient waste
While it was once common for operators to apprentice under experienced bakers to learn the business, today’s bakery operators are usually less trained and
more prone to making mistakes on the plant floor, especially if batch instructions and records are kept on paper. In addition, the paper trail makes it particularly difficult for management to troubleshoot production problems. Paper records are frequently inaccurate, not just because operators must interrupt their tasks to create them, but because of human nature.