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Produce Star Line Week 37

by Ben Rosbotham, from the Community

This Produce Star Line Week 37 checklist supports grocery produce departments in reviewing quality, freshness, availability, and presentation of fruit and vegetables. Items include berries, grapes, melons, citrus, salad veg, roots, brassicas, and prepared deli lines. Use it to guide daily or weekly inspections on stock condition, rotation, labeling, and display to maintain consistent standards and improve retail compliance and customer experience.

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Produce Star Line Checklist
This Produce Star Line checklist helps grocery and supermarket teams review and manage fresh produce lines across the department. It covers a wide range of fruits, vegetables, prepared salads, dips, and related items such as berries, grapes, melons, potatoes, onions, greens, and more. Use it to verify stock availability, product quality, presentation, and merchandising compliance for items like strawberries, grapes, mangoes, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, citrus, root vegetables, and prepared sides. The template is a starting point created by SafetyCulture contributors and should be adapted to your store’s requirements and local regulations.
by Luke Gilks, from the Community
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Produce Star Line Walk Checklist
This template supports a produce department star line walk in a supermarket or grocery setting. Use it to check product freshness and rotation, labeling and pricing accuracy, food safety practices, and overall presentation of fresh produce, prepared salads, dips, and related items. The checklist can help teams standardize daily walkthroughs across aisles and displays, capture issues, and drive quick corrective actions to maintain quality and compliance.
by Luke Gilks, from the Community
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Produce Inventory Checklist
This produce inventory checklist supports grocery teams in tracking SKUs, pack sizes, and on hand quantities across fruit and vegetable sections. It covers common categories such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, berries, melons, root vegetables, leafy greens, and prepared items. Use it for daily stock checks, receiving, replenishment, quality control, and date rotation to maintain freshness and availability. Designed for retail operations seeking consistent produce management and faster audits.
by jon hall, from the Community
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Produce Availability Checklist
This produce availability checklist helps grocery teams confirm stock presence, freshness, and display standards across fruits, vegetables, dips, and salad items. Use it during daily walks to check key lines like berries, grapes, leafy greens, root vegetables, tomatoes, onions, and fresh herbs. Capture who conducted the check, time, and location, and quickly flag gaps, quality issues, or replenishment needs to keep shelves full and maintain a consistent customer experience.
by Alison Gray, from the Community
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Produce Star Line Checklist

This Produce Star Line checklist helps grocery and supermarket teams review and manage fresh produce lines across the department. It covers a wide range of fruits, vegetables, prepared salads, dips, and related items such as berries, grapes, melons, potatoes, onions, greens, and more. Use it to verify stock availability, product quality, presentation, and merchandising compliance for items like strawberries, grapes, mangoes, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, citrus, root vegetables, and prepared sides. The template is a starting point created by SafetyCulture contributors and should be adapted to your store’s requirements and local regulations.

by Luke Gilks, from the Community

20+

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Template

Produce Star Line Walk Checklist

This template supports a produce department star line walk in a supermarket or grocery setting. Use it to check product freshness and rotation, labeling and pricing accuracy, food safety practices, and overall presentation of fresh produce, prepared salads, dips, and related items. The checklist can help teams standardize daily walkthroughs across aisles and displays, capture issues, and drive quick corrective actions to maintain quality and compliance.

by Luke Gilks, from the Community

20+

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Template

Produce Inventory Checklist

This produce inventory checklist supports grocery teams in tracking SKUs, pack sizes, and on hand quantities across fruit and vegetable sections. It covers common categories such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, berries, melons, root vegetables, leafy greens, and prepared items. Use it for daily stock checks, receiving, replenishment, quality control, and date rotation to maintain freshness and availability. Designed for retail operations seeking consistent produce management and faster audits.

by jon hall, from the Community

10+

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Template

Produce Availability Checklist

This produce availability checklist helps grocery teams confirm stock presence, freshness, and display standards across fruits, vegetables, dips, and salad items. Use it during daily walks to check key lines like berries, grapes, leafy greens, root vegetables, tomatoes, onions, and fresh herbs. Capture who conducted the check, time, and location, and quickly flag gaps, quality issues, or replenishment needs to keep shelves full and maintain a consistent customer experience.

by Alison Gray, from the Community

10+

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Produce Star Line Week 37

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