Open Pantry’s carcass breakdown lets a meat wholesaler scan the carcass tickets, weigh each cut as it comes off the bench, and split the carcass cost across the cuts by relative sales value, by weight or by your own shares. Every cut enters stock at a real cost, yields are compared with your template, and every carton can be traced back to the body it came from.
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Every cut costed at the same guessed $/kg, so the prime cuts look less profitable than they are
Yields written on a clipboard and typed into a spreadsheet days later — if at all
Nobody can say how many carcasses to break down to cover next week’s orders
A customer complaint about a carton, and no way to say which body it came from
Scan each carcass ticket. Body number, ticket weight and kill date are read from the GS1 label, and the same body can’t be used twice.
Capture cuts and waste on a connected scale and print a GS1 carton label for each carton as you go.
Relative sales value by default, or by weight, or your own shares. By-products come off the carcass cost at their net realisable value first.
Each cut enters stock as a lot at its allocated cost, and the yields, planning and trace update themselves.
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The breakdown run reads each carcass ticket — body number, weight and kill date — through the same GS1 scanning used across the warehouse. A carton label, a bad check digit or a body already used in another run is stopped with a plain message, so the run starts from the right carcasses.
By relative sales value, each cut carries its share of the carcass cost in proportion to what it sells for — so every cut makes the same margin at list price, and a rack is no longer costed like trim. Switch to weight or manual shares with one tap; the cuts always add back to the carcass cost exactly.
The yields report compares actual cut yields with your template, by operator, vendor, species and weight band, and shows the dollar impact each week. When the bench consistently beats or misses the template, a cutting test updates it from your last 3, 5 or 10 runs — with a history of every change.
The order list works out how many carcasses to break down to cover the cuts you’ve sold, using your average carcass weight and expected yield. And any carton can be traced back to its run, its bodies and the vendor — or forward from a body to the customers who received its cuts.
Real gains suppliers report after moving ordering, fulfilment and invoicing onto Open Pantry.

M&J Chickens use Open Pantry to move ordering out of calls and messages and into one digital workflow — giving customers a smooth ordering experience and giving the team fewer errors and less admin.
“Moving to a digital process has transformed our ordering process which is now faster through our own mobile apps.”
A spreadsheet can hold your yields, but it can’t weigh the cuts, split the cost on the day, or tell you which body a carton came from. It is filled in after the fact, so the margin you see is the margin you hoped for. Breakdown in Open Pantry costs every cut from the real weights at the moment the run completes, and keeps the trace.
New Zealand food and beverage wholesalers use Open Pantry to take orders from restaurants, cafés and venues online, with every order flowing to picking, invoicing and accounting.
Yes. Wholesalers and distributors in New Zealand use Open Pantry to take orders from restaurants, cafés and venues through their own branded ordering app and online store. Plans are priced in NZD, and orders and invoices sync with Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks Online.
Yes. The free plan lets you list products and receive unlimited orders. Paid plans add accounting, inventory and delivery tools, come with a free trial and are priced in NZD.
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