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| Thread ID: 69118 | 2006-05-22 15:16:00 | Opening a food business, where to start | Mr_Milkman (10437) | PC World Chat |
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| 456913 | 2008-01-30 22:27:00 | Being bored (or to put it more accurately uninspired to work right now) I wondered how Mr Milky got on? :lol: I was reading that thread for a while before I noticed the date! Will be interesting to see if Mr Milky responds |
Marnie (4574) | ||
| 456914 | 2008-01-31 03:59:00 | You are doing the right thing mate. Two busineses you cant fail to make money in fast food and rubbish collection. , C1 |
chicken one (6501) | ||
| 456915 | 2008-01-31 04:22:00 | Havent read the entire thread however as someone who has been in business (family), i can advise you it may be best to run the business as a sole trader or partnership, as Labour has increase the compliance papers 3 fold in the 8 yrs they have been in power and every piece of compliance paper work costs YOU money. Company business paperwork are government income generators. |
SolMiester (139) | ||
| 456916 | 2008-01-31 05:45:00 | you need to have experience, experience & oh, experience. but hey it's easy as pie. which my poor old mum spent 6 days a week making. For one pie? I take it she rested on the 7th day.:dogeye: Seriously though, you make good sense on this issue. I live in a small town located in the Waikato and I have seen many outlets come and go. We have a Burger King, McDonalds and KFC along with others. I do not spend my money in any of the first three. Mostly I cook for myself but there are two other places I go. One is located in a caravan on SH1 and everytime I get there I join the queue. Similar is a Chinese food place where there are damn all passers by but there is still a waiting period. And Greg since when did Auckland move to the Waikato? I don't think we have sushi here. Never seen it in this town anyway. |
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