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National Food Service Management Institute Section 9: Quality Standards 1
Section 9: Section 9: Quality Standards Quality Standards
(Step 5)(Step 5)
Food Purchasing Food Purchasing for Child Care Centersfor Child Care Centers
With a Dash of Ethics(Section 6)
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list the components that define and measure food quality,
read food labels,
explain the meaning of the order of the ingredients on a food label,
Lesson ObjectivesLesson Objectives
The learner will be able to
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explain the Nutrition Facts panel of a food label,
identify resources for advanced information on quality standards, and
Lesson ObjectivesLesson Objectives
The learner will be able to
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decide which foods are of better quality.
Lesson ObjectivesLesson Objectives
The learner will be able to
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Defining/Measuring QualityDefining/Measuring Quality
Ingredient list on the label Nutrient content information CN label information Taste Appearance Children’s acceptance Food preparation Grade standards Cost
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Quality StandardsQuality Standards
Reading food labels is a key
element in developing quality
standards.
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Retail and Wholesale LabelsRetail and Wholesale Labels
Common name of the product
Name and address of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor
Net contents in terms of weight, measure, or count
Ingredient list
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Ingredient ListIngredient List
The ingredients are listed in descending order by weight.
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Ingredient ListIngredient List
The ingredients are listed in descending order by weight.
Ingredients: White chicken, enriched wheat flour (niacin, reduced iron, thiamine, mononitrate, riboflavin), water, dried whole eggs, enriched yellow corn flour (niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin), salt, sodium phosphate, soybean oil, modified food starch, spices, nonfat dry milk, leavening (sodium bicarbonate, sodium aluminum phosphate, sodium acid pyrophosphate), dextrose, enriched yellow corn meal (niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin), mono and diglycerides, dried whey, sugar, dried yeast, sodium alginate, natural flavor. Fried in vegetable oil.
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Ingredient ListsIngredient Lists
Ingredients lists help to determine quality.
Write down and compare the ingredient lists of different brands.
The first five or six ingredients are enough to determine quality.
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Language Question?Language Question?
NFSMI can help you! Phone: 800-321-3054
Fax: 800-321-3061
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: http://www.nfsmi.org
NFSMI800-321-3054
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Activity 8Activity 8
Sample A Sample B Sample C
Brand Copper Spot CleoName on Label
Sliced Peaches, Yellow Cling Peaches in Heavy Syrup
Lite Sliced Peaches, Pear Juice from Concentrate
Lite Sliced Peaches, Yellow Cling Peaches in Extra Light Syrup
1st ingredient Peaches Peaches Peaches2nd ingredient Water Water Water3rd ingredient Corn Syrup Pear Juice from
ConcentrateSugar
4th ingredient Sugar
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Activity 8Activity 8
Sample A Sample B Sample C
Brand Copper Spot CleoName on Label
Sliced Peaches, Yellow Cling Peaches in Heavy Syrup
Lite Sliced Peaches, Pear Juice from Concentrate
Lite Sliced Peaches, Yellow Cling Peaches in Extra Light Syrup
1st ingredient Peaches Peaches Peaches2nd ingredient Water Water Water3rd ingredient Corn Syrup Pear Juice from
ConcentrateSugar
4th ingredient Sugar
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Activity 9Activity 9Sample A Sample B Sample C Sample D
Brand Maple Brand Hickory Brand Ash Brand Cypress BrandName on Label Vegetarian Blend
Refried BeansFat Free Refried Beans
Refried Beans Fat Free Refried Beans
1st ingredient Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
2nd ingredient Water Water Water Water3rd ingredient Salt Salt Salt Salt4th ingredient Soybean Oil Dried Pink
BeansPartially Hydrogenated Lard with BHA and BHT to protect flavor
Onion Powder
5th ingredient Dried Pink Beans
Dried Onions and Dried Garlic
Onion Powder Garlic Powder
6th ingredient Soybean Oil Chili Pepper
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Activity 9Activity 9Sample A Sample B Sample C Sample D
Brand Maple Brand Hickory Brand Ash Brand Cypress BrandName on Label Vegetarian Blend
Refried BeansFat Free Refried Beans
Refried Beans Fat Free Refried Beans
1st ingredient Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
Cooked Pinto Beans
2nd ingredient Water Water Water Water3rd ingredient Salt Salt Salt Salt4th ingredient Soybean Oil Dried Pink
BeansPartially Hydrogenated Lard with BHA and BHT to protect flavor
Onion Powder
5th ingredient Dried Pink Beans
Dried Onions and Dried Garlic
Onion Powder Garlic Powder
6th ingredient Soybean Oil Chili Pepper
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Activity 10Activity 10
Sample A Sample B Sample C
Brand Atlantic Pacific GulfName on Label
Chunk Light Tuna in Water
Solid White Albacore Tuna in Spring Water
Chunk Light Tuna in Vegetable Oil
1st ingredient Chunk Light Tuna
Solid White Tuna Chunk Light Tuna
2nd ingredient Water Spring Water Soybean Oil3rd ingredient Vegetable Broth
(contains soy)Vegetable Broth (contains soy)
Vegetable Broth (contains soy)
4th ingredient Salt Salt Salt5th ingredient Pyrophosphate
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Activity 10Activity 10
Sample A Sample B Sample C
Brand Atlantic Pacific GulfName on Label
Chunk Light Tuna in Water
Solid White Albacore Tuna in Spring Water
Chunk Light Tuna in Vegetable Oil
1st ingredient Chunk Light Tuna
Solid White Tuna Chunk Light Tuna
2nd ingredient Water Spring Water Soybean Oil3rd ingredient Vegetable Broth
(contains soy)Vegetable Broth (contains soy)
Vegetable Broth (contains soy)
4th ingredient Salt Salt Salt5th ingredient Pyrophosphate
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Retail Food LabelsRetail Food Labels
Retail food labels must contain
all the information required on all food labels plus
serving sizes (found on the Nutrition Facts panel).
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
The title—Nutrition Facts—signals the panel contains nutrition information.
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Serving Sizes
More consistent across product lines
Stated in household and metric measures
Reflect amounts actually eaten
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Serving sizes are for healthy adults and must be adjusted for children.
Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Calories
Calories from fat
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
List of nutrients most important to the health of today’s consumers.
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Percent Daily Value
How a food fits into an overall daily diet
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Percent Daily Value
How a food fits into an overall daily diet
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Percent daily values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Daily maximums and minimums
Maximums and minimums for an overall daily diet
Based on a certain calorie diet
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Nutrition Facts PanelNutrition Facts Panel
Calories per gram
Fat
Carbohydrate
Protein
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DefinitionsDefinitions
Building Blocks for Fun and
Healthy Meals,appendix G
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Nutrition Facts and QualityNutrition Facts and Quality
Look for a lower value of fat saturated fat sodium
Look for a higher value of vitamins minerals
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Activity 11Activity 11Sample A Sample B Sample C
Brand Atlantic Pacific GulfName on Label Chunk Light Tuna
in WaterSolid White Albacore Tuna in Spring Water
Chunk Light Tuna in Vegetable Oil
Serving Size ¼ cup ¼ cup ¼ cupServings per Container
2.5 2.5 2.5
Calories per Serving
60 70 110
Calories from Fat 5 10 50Total Grams of Fat
0.5 g 1 g 6 g
Grams of Saturated Fat
0 0 1 g
Sodium 250 mg 250 mg 250 mg
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Voluntary Federal program for Child Nutrition Programs
Centers using CN labels are protected against audit claims if label serving size is followed
CN Labeling ProgramCN Labeling Program
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On foods obtained only from wholesale distributors
Indicates a food’s contribution to the meal pattern requirements of the Child Nutrition Program
Meat/meat alternates
Juice/juice drinks
Child Nutrition (CN) LabelChild Nutrition (CN) Label
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CN LabelCN Label
distinctive CN border
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CN LabelCN Label
meal pattern contribution statement
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CN LabelCN Label
six-digit product identification number
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CN LabelCN Label
USDA/FNS authorization statement
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CN LabelCN Label
month and year of final FNS approval
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CN LabelCN Label
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CN Label ResourcesCN Label Resources
appendix Mappendix C
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CN Label ResourcesCN Label Resources
USDA/FNS Web site
http://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/CNlabeling/default.htm
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Cost and QualityCost and Quality
Product Cost per 6 oz
Solid White Albacore Tuna $1.29
Chunk Light Tuna in Water $0.59
Chunk Light Tuna in Oil $0.59
No-drain package—Solid White Albacore $2.22*
No-drain package—Chunk Light Tuna $1.62*
*The no-drain package weighs 7 oz. The price in the table was converted to 6 oz for an equal comparison.
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Cost and QualityCost and Quality
The smaller the pea size, the smaller the sieve.
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Cost and QualityCost and Quality
As the cost goes down,
the size of the pea goes up.
Sieve Size Cost
1 $0.98
2
3 $0.89
4 $0.65
5 $0.50
6 $0.40
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Activity 12Activity 12
Product Cost
Crushed tomatoes packed in tomato puree $1.29
Whole-peeled tomatoes packed in tomato puree $1.49
Diced tomatoes packed in tomato puree $1.49
Cost Comparison for No. 2½ Can Tomatoes
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Your eyes are the best
resource for buying quality.
Controlling QualityControlling Quality
Retail VendorRetail Vendor
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Food descriptions,
not Food specifications
Controlling QualityControlling Quality
Wholesale VendorWholesale Vendor
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Not generally appropriate for child care centers
Lengthy technical documents
Not cost-effective for smaller food purchases
Food Specifications Food Specifications
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Limited to food characteristics that
can be measured at the kitchen door
are absolutely necessary to communicate with a vendor
Food Descriptions Food Descriptions
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One ingredient -- salt
One ingredient plus seasonings -- canned peaches
Multiple ingredients -- chicken patty
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2
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Food GroupsFood Groups
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Simple foods Flour Sugar Corn meal Salt Pepper Fresh fruits and vegetables Mustard Chicken stock
Standard of identity
One-Ingredient FoodsOne-Ingredient Foods
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Standards of IdentityStandards of Identity
Developed by the Federal government
Establish the ingredients a food must have to be called a specific name
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Standards of IdentityStandards of Identity
No need to write descriptions
Just write name of food from standard of identity
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Standards of IdentityStandards of Identity
Found in Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.)
C.F.R. Web site: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html
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Fresh Fruits and VegetablesFresh Fruits and Vegetables
One-ingredient foods
No standard of identity
Grade standard(use in description)
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U.S. Grade A
U.S. Grade B
U.S. Grade C
Grade StandardsGrade Standards
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One-Ingredient-One-Ingredient-Plus-Seasonings FoodsPlus-Seasonings Foods
Canned and frozen fruits and vegetables
Private labels (institutional distributors) Based on grade standards
Reliable for processed fruits and vegetables
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Private Label EquivalentsPrivate Label Equivalents
Fruits U.S. Grade A or U.S. Fancy = first U.S. Grade B or U.S. Choice = second U.S. Grade C or U.S. Standard = third
Vegetables U.S. Grade A or U.S. Fancy = first U.S. Grade B or U.S. Extra Standard = second U.S. Grade C or U.S. Standard = third
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One-Ingredient-One-Ingredient-Plus-Seasonings FoodsPlus-Seasonings Foods
In descriptions, simply write down the quality level for the label you want.
Packed to U.S. Grade A standard
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Brand ChartBrand Chart
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Multiple-Ingredient FoodsMultiple-Ingredient Foods
Highly processed foods Hot dogs Chicken nuggets
Largest percentage of budget
Most difficult descriptions to write!
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There’s never . . . There’s never . . .
. . . enough time!. . . enough time!
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PrioritizePrioritize
Set priorities when writing descriptions.
Use time available for biggest budget items.
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80% of dollars spent on
20% of items
Rule of ThumbRule of Thumb
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Schedule Descriptions!Schedule Descriptions!
Make a list of all foods and how much you spend on them a year.
Develop a schedule for writing descriptions.
Work on one description until it is complete.
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Schedule Descriptions!Schedule Descriptions!
Date Food Amount Spent
Week of January 12 Chicken Nuggets $3,468.78
Week of February 9 Beef Patties $3,264.13
Week of March 9 Ground Beef $2,973.67
Week of April 6 Pizza $2,942.24
Week of May 11 Ham $2,887.59
Week of June 8 Hot Dogs $2,795.62
Week of July 13 Chicken Patties $2,754.23
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Important!Important!
Do Do notnot rush the rush the process!process!
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Before Writing a DescriptionBefore Writing a Description
Determine if there is a standard of identity.
Research references for sample descriptions.
Obtain labels from acceptable products and complete an ingredient comparison.
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Save Time By . . .Save Time By . . .
. . . working with other child care center directors in your
community!
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A Dash of Ethics(Section 6)
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what is good or bad and
moral duty and obligation.
EthicsEthics
A serious topic that deals with
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Professional EthicsProfessional Ethics
The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group
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Federal PrincipleFederal Principle
All child care centers must have a written standard of conduct
for their employees to follow.
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Standard of Conduct Standard of Conduct
7 C.F.R. pt. 3019.42
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Rule of ThumbRule of Thumb
If you question an action, do
not proceed!
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In closing…In closing…
Top Five Reasons to Use This Information
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Complete the Evaluation in your
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Thank you!
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THE ENDTHE END PRESENTEDPRESENTEDBYBY Mary Lynn Jackson, SNS Mary Lynn Jackson, SNS