... prices in Russia have increased by nearly 30%. Currently, an average pack of coffee weighing 150 grams costs around 379 rubles. This price surge is attributed to several factors: increase in global prices for coffee beans; rise in transportation and logistics costs; weakening of the Russian currency. How Does Weather Affect Coffee Production? Climate conditions directly impact the yield of coffee beans. Brazil and Vietnam, the world's largest coffee suppliers, are facing severe weather calamities ...

... segments. Why Diesel Remains Relevant? Efficiency and Economy Diesel engines are traditionally characterized by lower fuel consumption compared to gasoline counterparts. This is especially important for customers who cover large distances daily, such as in logistics and freight transportation. Low CO₂ Emissions Modern diesel technologies, such as "BlueTEC" and AdBlue systems, allow for significant reductions in carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, making diesel vehicles more eco-friendly....

... automation systems allow for launching advertising campaigns, segmenting audiences, and tracking results in real time. Tools like Mailchimp or HubSpot can automatically send email newsletters, manage targeted advertising, and collect user behavior data. Logistics and Warehouse Management Automating inventory management, supply planning, and warehouse operations helps minimize losses and enhance data accuracy. Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and logistics software help integrate data into a unified ...

... sector's growth is attributed to import substitution and an increasing demand for domestic solutions. Companies use IPOs not only to attract capital but also to draw talent through shares and options. Retail and FMCG: Major chains utilize funds for logistics development, opening new outlets, and implementing digital technologies. An example of a successful placement was the IPO of a retail leader that raised more than 10 billion rubles. Financial Sector: Banks and insurance companies use IPOs to ...

... However, experts suggest that significant volumes of Russian diesel ultimately found their way to the European market. If global demand for diesel continues to decline, Russian producers will face stiff competition with other suppliers, who often have logistical advantages (excluding supplies to Turkey) and are not subject to sanctions. The IEA reports that declining demand has already impacted the profitability of refineries, prompting some closures in Europe. This trend, combined with the climate ...