Megapolis with millions of indigenousresidents and visitors simply have to be a well-stocked food city. In Moscow, a well-developed network of mega- and supermarkets, shopping centers, warehouses, bases, minimarkets and markets. The latter, in turn, are trying to provide Muscovites with the freshest products, establishing links with regional farmsteads and private suppliers. A few words about such a concept as the food market.
At all times, some freeeconomic relations. The reason for this was various production processes, which resulted in goods, services and products. The latter have played and continue to play a crucial role in meeting human physiological needs and are necessary to ensure the normal functioning of people.
In the modern world,Dynamic apparatus, where buyers and sellers interact. If a man can do without some industrial goods and some services, then without food, he will quickly die. Therefore, in addition to large and small shops where you can zatar all kinds of products, food markets are created and fairs are open everywhere.
In the generalized concept, the food market is a multilevel enterprise. Exist:
Here in the widest range of small and largemanufacturers readily offer consumers competitive food products. By the nature of the products represented, the goods are divided into several types:
Virtually all cities and towns havefood markets. Here you can see a huge range of products, both fresh and exposed to various types of processing. Eyes scatter from the abundance of fresh berries, vegetables, garden products, pickles, pickled products, herbs, smoked products produced by local farms and produced by larger enterprises. Unfortunately, a large share of food raw materials is represented by import producers.
Every year, the number of cities thatlack the fresh and high-quality products supplied by regional manufacturers. Moscow has not become an exception too. According to experts' conclusions, the reason for the shortage of fresh food products in the capital lies in the economic inaccessibility to the markets of farm products (expensive gasoline and tickets, high levied duties and prices for retail space) and a small number of areas for market trade. According to statistics, Moscow's food markets have 2.5 times less retail space per person than in the German capital.
It's no secret that Muscovites are a significant part of theirtime spend in traffic jams and on the road, getting various transport to work and back home. Go shopping to the nearest supermarket or shop around the corner. And in them sometimes the products are stale, and the prices "bite". After all, it would be desirable and to inhabitants of the capital to eat fresh seasonal berries and local fruits, taken recently from branches! But, unfortunately, the food market is far away!
For a multi-million population, foodMoscow's markets are represented in insufficient quantities. Most of them are far from the main transport highways of the city (metro stations, public transport stops, parking lots). But still they are widely in demand and loved by Muscovites and visitors.
To serve such a huge city, like our capital, and its suburbs, several large food markets have been created. They work in an easily accessible time for residents. Among them are:
Food markets are not available in allcities of the Moscow region. It depends on the remoteness of towns and villages from the capital, on the small number of the population or the lack of sufficient areas and demand. But in such settlements, small spontaneous markets can arise. Here, in the main, sellers from the local population sell surpluses of a modest crop harvested from dacha and garden lands. Let not a lot, but your own, natural!
Only a few cities in the Moscow region, such asLyubertsy, Odintsovo, Zheleznodorozhny, Dolgoprudny, Krasnoznamensk, and the villages of the Moscow region Kraskovo, Gorki-10, can boast of the availability of food markets.
The above is an almost complete listMoscow and Moscow region markets. But not only here Muscovites and guests make their purchases and buy at retail numerous products that are presented in a huge assortment. In the capital here and there spread their numerous pavilions and briskly trade various food fairs: Kolomenskaya, Konkovo, wholesale Kotlyakovo, On Berezovaya, On Smolny, On Lyublinskaya, Orekhovo and Lilac.
Moscow with a multi-million population remainscenter, where many trade routes intersect. The capital, naturally, is being hit by a large influx of food products. From here, there is a daily redirection of goods throughout the vast country. And it turns out that Moscow is not only the main consumer of products, but also serves as the main redistribution point.
Hordes of merchants from numerous regionswillingly sent for large quantities of purchases to the wholesale food markets in Moscow and all kinds of Moscow fairs. Capital residents are not an exception, they are also being packed for wholesale at wholesale bases, warehouses, fairs and markets. In recent years such wholesale Moscow markets have been in great demand, such as: Danilovsky, Dorogomilovsky, Transfiguration, Riga, Leningrad, Lefortovo, Cheremushkinsky and Velozavodskaya.
All of the above food marketsMoscow has a rich assortment of food products. They help to fill your refrigerators with inexpensive, but at the same time, quality goods. When buying large lots of sellers are willing to help with the delivery of purchases to their destinations.
All capital wholesale food marketsgoods in one way or another have become a favorite place of supplyers of chic restaurants in the city. Here you can buy fresh, high-quality products for unique dishes that delight all Moscow gourmets. A few more words should be said about the three Moscow food markets.
It is the oldest grocery market in the capital.In the distant 1712 on the shelves of the Lefortovo trade rows (the old name of the Lefortovo market) you could see the natural products of ancient farms. All that was extracted by their labor on homesteads and caught from clean natural reservoirs, was offered to capital buyers.
Modern market areas remain small,but the shopping arcade is always full. Here only high-quality products at reasonable prices. Lefortovo market is located not far (about 300 meters) from the metro station "Aviamotornaya" and from three public transport stops (about 50 meters). Works from 8 am to 8 pm.
In this market there is a great varietyagricultural products from Russian and foreign suppliers. But on a special account are domestic farmers. And it's commendable! If we talk about the geography of the goods represented on Velozavodsky, then it covers the whole of boundless Russia and does not end in exotic countries.
The goods offered for sale are of only excellent quality. This is followed closely by a market laboratory that examines each product before putting it on the counter.
In this market, locals go for a walk.It is located in a very picturesque place, near it lies a small forest. Bitzevsky somehow does not look like a market with his neat pavilions. Here you will not see scattered packages of garbage or piles of rotten vegetables and fruits. Everything is very clean and decent!
All products sold are freshest, notwinded, the fruits of the gardens and vegetable gardens are very inviting and fragrant. Sellers are unobtrusive, ready to advise on any issue. Bitsevsky market is attractive in all respects!
All Moscow food marketshave large reserves. They have secure storage facilities and comfortable workplaces. Most of them are in places accessible to guests and Muscovites. The difference is only in price priorities and cleanliness of territories. But all of Moscow's few food markets are in demand and well attended.
