Bag-duration formula
Days = bag weight in kg × 1,000 ÷ grams per dayMonthly consumption is the daily portion multiplied by 30. Bags per month equal monthly grams divided by the grams in one bag.
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Bag duration depends on the net weight of the pack and the amount actually served each day. Convert kilograms to grams, divide by the total daily portion and add a reorder margin.
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Add all daily portions together before entering the total amount used per day.
Not if the food loses freshness before it can be used. Storage instructions and the manufacturer’s after-opening guidance still matter.
RESULT GUIDE
The pack weight is converted into grams and divided by the real daily amount used. Monthly consumption and a suggested reorder point then make stock planning easier.
Days = bag weight in kg × 1,000 ÷ grams per dayMonthly consumption is the daily portion multiplied by 30. Bags per month equal monthly grams divided by the grams in one bag.
With a seven-day safety margin, schedule the next order at around day 93.
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