Image 1 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.
Image 2 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.
Image 3 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.
Image 4 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.
Image 5 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.
Image 6 — Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.

Hi, I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and I have two walk-in coolers for my Dairy Products.

From what I’ve read from my previous post, two coolers is incredibly uncommon.

The process goes something like this:

Air Can: Receiving drops off my pallets into the warehouse cooler, we break the pallets down, alt with alts, dairy for dairy, and we place them onto the customer shelves. After working through them, we B/S alts into warehouse cooler, dairy, juice, cottage cheese, and yogurts are B/S into walk-in “dairy cooler”.

Chill: Same offload process but everything else is B/S in warehouse cooler. If it’s a holiday, I’ll B/S my dairy in the warehouse cooler.

Products that are promo, we don’t usually B/S onto shelves as they’re promo, they’re going out, why B/S if you’re going to refill.

My first post was meant to get information about how to improve my organization skills, but it ended abruptly when I noticed how much “space” some folks aren’t fortunate to have.

This is by no means a bragging rights thing, I’m just sharing insight into how much holding power I have for my products.

u/JOISCARA — 1 day ago

I’m a Dairy Order Writer, and this left side portion of the warehouse cooler is mine. Any suggestions on how to improve organization?

In the first photo, there’s the kids yogurt rack for the kids cooler. To the left of that is my fermented/ vegan meats rack such as tofu and pickles. Salsa and hummus against the wall, with alt milks, Kombucha, Ollipop rack, and egg dunnage at the far right corner.

Those boats are Live or Backstock.

u/JOISCARA — 1 day ago

Not daytime, this is Midnight. Haleakala, Maui.

Camera: Pentax 67
Lens: 105 Super
Film: Ektachrome 100 120
Process: F8, 34s (Reciprocity Failure), 100 ISO.

u/JOISCARA — 1 month ago
▲ 140 r/Baofeng

Tested My Newest GMRS Radio on Haleakala, Maui. Contacted Repeater Operator on Oahu, 125 Miles Away.

Radio: Baofeng UV5G Pro
Antenna: TWAYRDIO RH770 Dual Band (5.5 DBI)

u/JOISCARA — 1 month ago
▲ 168 r/Oahu+1 crossposts

ITAP of Maui on New Super Moon. That’s possibly Hawai’i Kai, Oahu over yonder.

u/JOISCARA — 1 month ago

Shanghai GP3 100 - 220

I really love how balanced this film is.

u/JOISCARA — 3 months ago