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            • primeira entrada-primeira saída
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            • Segundo o método FIFO, cuja designação deriva das iniciais da expressão anglo-saxónica "first in first out" (o primeiro a entrar é o primeiro a sair), as primeiras existências a entrar em armazém são também as primeiras a sair, pelo que as existências remanescentes ficam sempre valoradas aos preços mais recentes. Infopedia - by Fátima Seguro
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            • "Estados-membros podem permitir que o preço de aquisição ou o custo de produção das existências de objectos da mesma categoria, assim como de todos os elementos fungíveis, incluindo os valores mobiliários, seja calculado na base dos preços médios ponderados ou segundo os métodos « primeira entrada-primeira saída » ( FIFO ) ou « última entrada-primeira saída » ( LIFO ) , ou um método análogo." - Eur-lex by Fátima Seguro
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            • πρώτο εισερχόμενο - πρώτο εξερχόμενο
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            • σύστημα/μέθοδος αποθήκευσης προϊόντων, όπου το πρώτο που εισέρχεται στην αποθήκη εξέρχεται αντίστοιχα πρώτο, δηλαδή τα προϊόντα με τη μεγαλύτερη και όχι συντομότερη διάρκεια παραμονής στην αποθήκη πωλούνται πρώτα. Αντώνυμο: Τελευταίο εισερχόμενο - πρώτο εξερχόμενο. Own research - by Marina Koutraki
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            • Ακόμα, οι δρομολογητές της προηγούμενης γενιάς (πολλοί από τους οποίους ακόμα βρίσκονται σε λειτουργία) χρησιμοποιούσαν τη στρατηγική “πρώτο εισερχόμενο πρώτο εξερχόμενο” (FIFO – First In First Out) στις ουρές τους, με αποτέλεσμα όταν περισσότερα πακέτα από όσα ο δρομολογητής μπορούσε να διαχειριστεί έφταναν σε αυτόν, η ουρά γέμιζε και τα αμέσως επόμενα πακέτα που έφταναν απορρίπτονταν. - ΔΙΠΛ. ΕΡΓ., ΑΓΓ. Γ. ΑΝΑΓ� by Marina Koutraki
            • Υπάρχει γραπτή διαδικασία για την κυκλοφορία του αποθέματος σύμφωνα με την αρχή FIFO (τα πρώτα εισερχόμενα, πρώτα εξερχόμενα) και για το χειρισμό των ληγμένων “προϊόντων”; - ΥΠΟΥΡ. ΑΓΡΟΤ. ΑΝΑΠΤΥΞΗ by Marina Koutraki
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    • English
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            • first in, first out
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            • A method of stock rotation in which goods that are received first are sold first. Newly received product is stocked behind the older merchandise. About.com: Retailing
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            • Raw materials and ingredients should be stored and handled under suitable conditions to prevent spoilage, contamination and damage. Stocks of raw materials and ingredients should be properly rotated to ensure that the first-in-first-out principle is followed. - Hong Kong FEHD
            • Follow rotational policies closely. Seafood always should be handled on a 'first in, first out' basis. This is particularly critical for fresh seafood because of shorter shelf life, but it also should be applied to frozen product display cases. - Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
            • Sell the earliest deliveries first - a frequent delivery service from one distributor will help to maintain the first in - first out arrangement. - FAO CORPORATE DOCUMENT REPOSITORY
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