How should you tag or label to-go orders to ensure correct delivery?

• A. Use the designated order label with name, order number, and items; double-check the label matches the order.
• B. Use any label as long as it has a name.
• C. Write the order on the bag without labels.
• D. Label only the items, not the bag.

Answer: (A)

Using a standardized order label that lists the customer's name, the order number, and all items, and then double-checking that the label matches the bag’s contents, is the reliable way to ensure correct delivery. This creates a clear, consistent link between the bag and the order, helping the driver and staff verify they’re handing the right items to the right person. It also reduces mix-ups when multiple orders are in progress. Merely using any label with a name risks confusion, writing on the bag lacks a clear linkage to the specific order, and labeling only the items can lead to delivering the wrong bag when multiple orders are present. The designated label plus a quick verification is the best practice for accuracy and accountability.