Question

3. A fine-dining restaurant has been making every- thing from scratch for the five years it has been open; it is the only operation in the area known for scratch- cooking. The management hires a new chef who does a make–buy analysis only to discover that she can get much better pricing on many of her products if she buys them premade. After a tasting comparison, she discovers that the premade products are of high quality and taste only slightly different from her own. Should she switch to the premade products? Would your answer be different if this decision took place when the restaurant first opened?

Answer 1

No

Step-by-step explanation:

The premade products could have been contaminated with any type of disease because she doesn't know what went inside whereas making it from scratch means she is able to monitor and remove and contaminated product.

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