Retailing
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IKEA in Kazan reopens for return
- Potatoes and bananas rise in price in Tatarstan; eggs, bread and salt fall
- ‘With Tatarstan’s customary audacity’: number of marketplace sellers rises sevenfold
- ‘Brands don’t want to leave our market, no matter what they say’ Expert — about the reasons for the sales of shopping centres, the adaptation of metropolitan mega-malls, and the advantages of regional facilities
- Tatarstan dairy farmers ask for state support due to rise in production cost Due to low-quality feed, the yields have fallen, the livestock will have to be changed. High cost price has already put milk processors on the verge of profitability
- ‘Following this line, the dry law needs to be declared’: businesses and imams argue on vodka shops in the countryside The Tatarstan State Alcohol Inspection and the Council of Aqsaqals of the Tatarstan Muslim Religious Directorate didn’t come to an agreement: imams will persuade entrepreneurs not to open vodka shops in Tatar villages
- What Kazan citizens bought on 11.11 sale and the difference from the federal top
- QR-mode sales: Kazan citizens rank fifth in online shopping discounts
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'The pandemic has destroyed supply chains and disrupted the measured way of life of production'
Will it be possible to stop the rise in prices for food and medicines in Russia?
- Kazan authorities register ‘economic recovery’ But growing indicators were compared with the disastrous 2020
- Offline retail crisis in Kazan: tenants ask for easing, but there is no money and traffic in shopping centres Shopping centres cannot make concessions to tenants, because their financial resources are “eaten up” by the first lockdown
- 'We are being forced to put a garrote around our neck strangle our business with our own hands' Shopping centres of the Republic of Tatarstan have lost up to 70% of the flow of visitors and have not received answers to their questions