You're falling into the trap of thinking like the developer looking at the implementation, not the end user. The goal is:
>In order to audit inventory, the logistics team at the corporate headquarters requests a tool that can generate a report containing all meal_items that left a given store’s inventory on a particular day
That's one thing. The end user doesn't see these as two separate requests just because that's how it's modeled in the database.
>In order to audit inventory, the logistics team at the corporate headquarters requests a tool that can generate a report containing all meal_items that left a given store’s inventory on a particular day
That's one thing. The end user doesn't see these as two separate requests just because that's how it's modeled in the database.