Azerbaijan's public catering turnover rises by 10%

Kanan Sadigov
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In January 2024, the public catering turnover in Azerbaijan amounted to 146.9 million manats ($86.38 million), up 9.7% from the previous year.

Report informs, citing the State Statistical Committee, that 50.5% of public catering turnover in the private sector was formed by legal entities and 49.5% by individuals engaged in entrepreneurial activity in this field.

The turnover of legal entities increased by 10% to 73.4 million manats ($43.16 million).

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