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Tipping the scale

As companies seek to increase sales, build brand loyalty and stay ahead of the competition, a delicate balance must exist between the money spent and labor exerted for such efforts, and the profit gained from them. This consideration is especially critical in the food and beverage (F&B) industry, driven by a commodity-based pricing structure that can literally change with the weather, where lowest cost often wins.