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What are the steps of the layout process? What are some procedures that can be used to improve an existing layout?
 
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By some estimates there are almost 300,000 food-consumption deaths linked to ____________ every year.
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 10, 2018
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and arranging the functional areas into the entire operation. To improve a layout, flow should be along straight-line paths as much as possible. This principle is particularly important, as it results in minimum movements. Various layouts can be charted and the one giving the best straight-line pattern selected.

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