... their strengths and weaknesses. Investment in a New Restaurant A few decades ago, securing modern equipment and products for a food establishment posed a significant challenge, but today, these resources are readily available. The key is to select the right ... ... rather than settling for an existing spot. In formulating the concept, the owner can opt for an upscale restaurant with higher prices and service levels or target the mass market by opening an affordable café with high foot traffic and minimal markup. ...

... Petersburg and large cities of Siberia. Own logistics network 13 distribution centers, ensuring uninterrupted supply of goods. Own vehicle fleet to optimize delivery and reduce costs. Private labels (PL) Products under the Lenta brands cover many categories: food, household goods, clothing. This allows the company to maintain competitive prices and increase margins. Key investment areas Expansion of the store network In 2023, Lenta opened 50 new stores, including convenience stores and hypermarkets in regions with a high population density. It is planned to increase its presence in small ...

... Heinz (KHC) – an American food giant (Heinz, Kraft, Oscar Mayer brands, etc.), whose report will reflect consumer demand for food products. Analysts estimate that revenue for Q2 will be about $6.3 billion (down ~3% year-over-year due to the sale of non-core ... ... quarterly report will likely reflect slowing growth: consumers have become more price-sensitive, and while the company has raised prices, sales volumes may have decreased. Nevertheless, the business hopes to maintain margins through cost-cutting measures and ...

... this will be reflected in the cost of the fuel produced, and ultimately, the consumer will pay for it. Not only drivers but also ordinary citizens will bear the cost when buying any goods, as the price of automotive logistics is included in the final price of both food and industrial products. Starting from January 1, 2025, the excise tax on class 5 gasoline will increase by 14% (to 17,088 rubles per ton), and the excise tax on diesel fuel will rise by 16% (to 12,120 rubles per ton). This significantly exceeds ...

... imported. A decline in the ruble's exchange rate leads to higher costs for imported goods, which also raises the overall price level. Current Inflation Situation in Russia In 2024, inflation remains a critical topic in Russia. Key factors include: Rising prices of goods and services. Recent months have seen an increase in costs for essential goods, including food and utility services. Reasons include higher production and supplier costs, along with external sanctions that have limited certain supplies. Impact of the ruble's exchange rate. Due to the depreciation of the ruble, imported goods have become more ...