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The main difference between central production and commissary production is that:
 
  a. central production takes place at one location; commissary production takes place at several.
  b. central production focuses on high volume items; commissary production emphasizes low-volume items.
  c. central production can include a wide variety of component ingredients and items in bulk amounts; commissary production is used mostly for pre-packaged items like sandwiches and salads
  d. central production focuses on items cooked in ovens and kettles; commissary production describes mostly baking operations.
  e. central production is used primarily for retail operations; commissary production goes mostly to dining halls.
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