200 stores with products from Crimea will open in the Moscow region
Moscow - Simferopol, January 21 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Shtamm) – Up to 200 stores under the "Krymskoe Podvorye" brand will open in the Moscow region, selling products produced in Crimea. The project is actively supported by Moscow region authorities, and Aeroflot will provide the chain with discounts on deliveries of products from Crimea, Kommersant reports , having obtained a copy of the company's presentation.
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According to the owner of the Crimean Compound, Denis Kiselev, if the project in the Moscow region is successful, stores with Crimean products will open in other Russian regions. The entrepreneur notes that the cost of opening one store will be 5-6 million rubles. In the next one and a half to two years, the owners of the Crimean Compound plan to open up to 200 objects in the Moscow region. Investments in the project will amount to 1,5 billion rubles. The Crimean Compound stores will operate in the format of convenience stores; the area of one outlet will be from 50 to 150 sq.m. The assortment of the Crimean Compound will include vegetables and fruits, Black Sea fish, sausages, meat delicacies, jam, honey, confectionery, dried fruits, mushrooms, etc.
One store under the Crimean Compound brand has already opened in Khimki, near Moscow. According to Kiselev, Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyov actively supports the project. In addition, the company agreed with Aeroflot on preferential tariffs for the supply of goods from Crimea. The publication notes that Crimean Product LLC, registered in August 2014, will supply goods to Crimean Compound LLC, which also belongs to Kiselev.
200 stores selling Crimean products will open in the Moscow region.