18 Sources of Unwanted Losses Checklist

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Increase Material Yield. Increase Profits.

Focus on finding the root cause to minimize losses at its source
Learn the 18 common sources of unwanted material losses in manufacturing
See the sources of losses such as: losses during size reduction, quality losses, and contamination losses.

A key challenge for food producers is to quantify unwanted losses – a tricky process because they’re often hidden, but it absolutely be done.

- TARGIT

Knowing how to identify unwanted losses in manufacturing can be a tricky process because they're often hidden, but an important one because you need to be me aware of the losses and their profit impact.

Experience shows that a significant percentage of waste from any food processing plant is avoidable. You need to focus on finding the root cause and minimizing losses at their source.

This Checklist Covers

18 sources of unwanted material losses in manufacturing that you need to know for improving your material yield
The losses you need to know to impact decisions for profit increase.

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