LOGISTICS OF GROCERY

What does "FIFO" stand for in grocery logistics?

• a. First In, First Out

• b. Fast Inventory, Fast Output

• c. Food Industry Fulfillment Operations

• d. Freshness Is Forever Optimal

What is the term for the process of grouping different grocery items together for efficient picking and packing in a warehouse?

• a. Order consolidation

• b. Shelf stacking

• c. Inventory scanning

• d. Stock replenishment

What technology is commonly used to track the movement of individual grocery items in the supply chain?

• RFID

• BARCODES

• Wi-Fi

• GPS

Which of the following is a key challenge in grocery reverse logistics?

• a. Minimizing food waste

• b. Maximizing profits

• c. Reducing transportation costs

• d. Optimizing shelf space

In grocery logistics, what does "OTIF" stand for?

• a. On-Time In-Full

• b. Order Total Inventory Forecast

• c. Overstock Tracking and Inventory Fulfillment

• d. On-Time Inventory Tracking

What is the term for the process of managing the movement and storage of groceries from the point of origin to the final destination?

• a. Supply chain management

• b. Grocery retailing

• c. Distribution optimization

• d. Inventory control

Which of the following factors plays a crucial role in ensuring the freshness of perishable groceries during transportation?

• a. Temperature control

• b. Humidity control

• c. Vehicle speed

• d. Noise reduction

What is the main goal of "cross-docking" in grocery logistics?

• a. Reducing warehouse storage costs

• b. Maximizing shelf space in stores

• c. Minimizing transportation efficiency

• d. Increasing order fulfillment time

In grocery supply chain management, what does "SKU" typically refer to?

• a. Stock Keeping Unit

• b. Store Kiosk Upgrade

• c. Supply Chain Key Utility

• d. Stockkeeping Knowledge Unit

Which of the following is NOT a common method of transporting groceries in logistics?

• a. Refrigerated trucks

• b. Air cargo

• c. Bicycle couriers

• d. Rail transportation