Election scandal, route to Finland and tax for summer residents

“Get out!”: Pamfilova was outraged by the election scandal in St. Petersburg

The HEAD of the Central Election Commission of RUSSIA (CEC), Ella Pamfilova, threatened the St. Petersburg Electoral Commission with an audit by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. She was outraged by the fact of an obvious violation of the law, when 17 chairmen of precinct election commissions subordinate to TEC No. 48 (Moskovsky District) resigned on August 31 - and at the same time, a few days earlier, they were also appointed to other PECs belonging to TEC No. 47 (Krasnoselsky District).

The manufacturer of farm products "Losevo" faces bankruptcy

On September 9, 2021, the Arbitration COURT of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region will consider the bankruptcy claim of the manufacturer of premium dairy products, MEAT and vegetables SHP Losevo. The lawsuit was filed by Centerplem LLC, a subsidiary and official distributor of the international World Wide Sires (WWS), which supplies the market with the genetic material of dairy and beef bulls.

In Losevo itself, the bankruptcy claim of Tsentrplem is considered unfounded. Experts, in turn, announced a critical situation in the dairy industry.

The head of VTB announced the construction of a hotel complex near St. Petersburg

Near St. Petersburg, at the Igora Drive circuit, a hotel complex will be built that meets the criteria and requirements of Formula 1. This was stated by the President - Chairman of the Board, member of the Supervisory Board, Chairman of the Strategy and Corporate Governance Committee of VTB Bank Andrey Kostin. “I know that commercial structures are ready to build a hotel complex on Igor Drive,” Andrei Kostin is quoted by TASS. “The existing one is small, and it cannot provide command reception.” He called the issue of construction resolved. “The state has decided what will finance further. Rather, help us. We have a contract until 2025,” he added.

Bakery supplier for "Scooter" opens its cafes in St. Petersburg

The St. Petersburg bakery manufacturer Sloy, which supplies its products to Azbuka Vkusa, as well as Ozon Express and Samokat services, will open six of its own establishments in the city center by the end of 2021. This was told to RBC Petersburg by the founders of Sloya Elena Kovtun and Pavel Kalinsky. The production of "Sloy" was launched in St. Petersburg in January 2020. According to Pavel Kalinsky, then they, together with Elena Kovtun and their small team, cooked by hand in a room of 80 square meters. m. “Since the beginning of the pandemic, the demand for delivery services has grown sharply, so we were required to produce much more products than we could produce then ...,” he says. Now the production area in St. Petersburg is 2.5 thousand square meters. m (and 600 m in Moscow). The company has about 220 employees, and products are delivered to five cities.