What is the correct method for handling food items identified for decoration alteration?

Using the Hold Harmless Agreement sticker is the appropriate method for handling food items identified for decoration alteration because it helps to ensure that any changes made to the product are documented and communicated to the customer. This sticker establishes that the customer is aware of the alteration and that the store takes responsibility for ensuring the safety and quality of the altered item. It helps protect the store legally while informing customers about the modifications.

In contrast, ignoring customer requests does not address the need for proper communication or accountability. Altering items without a sticker bypasses important protocols that safeguard both the store and the customer. Merely notifying a manager does not ensure that the necessary steps for compliance and customer awareness are followed. Each of these alternatives lacks the diligence and formality required for handling food items that have undergone changes, which can leave both the store and the consumer exposed to issues related to safety and quality.