Chelyabinsk began to grow fresh bars, going against the all-Russian trend
Analysts drew attention to the decrease in the number of establishments selling refreshing soft drinks in Russian cities with a million inhabitants. However, not all megacities were ready to abandon fresh.
Analysts drew attention to the decrease in the number of establishments selling refreshing soft drinks in Russian cities with a million inhabitants. However, not all megacities were ready to abandon fresh.
The study was conducted by the geoservice 2GIS, its results are published by TASS. They show that in the largest Russian cities the number of so-called fresh bars for the year decreased by 10%. In September, analysts counted only 2.3 thousand points.
However, not all megacities have taken a course on retreating from freshness. Among those where the number of fresh bars did not fall, but grew was Chelyabinsk. Over the year in the South Urals city of one million such establishments increased by 4 percent. Growth was observed in two more cities - Rostov-on-Don and Omsk.
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