thank you, exclusive comments for the sphere of interest from the first deputy head of mart ivan vezhnovets. along with prices , the assortment is also important to us, of course, as well as the choice of these very stores or cafes, and in the city, beyond the ring road. in the past six months , more than 230 public catering facilities have opened in rural areas in rus, many of them have chosen fast food, but have not forgotten about national cuisine. in addition, in our small towns there are more and more stores, so in six months plus 80 facilities. yes, business is actively coming to the village, government support helps, and thanks to competition the range becomes richer, and the prices , on the contrary, go down. the quality of service also increases. our correspondent anton malyuta was convinced of this. let's take a look. this is the village of kabushkin, its heyday came in the soviet years, when a peat factory operated nearby. but now it is an ordinary village, in which less than 100 people live. they have not been forgotten and twice a week fresh products are delivered at affordable

thank you, exclusive comments for the sphere of interests from the first deputy head of mart ivan vezhnovetsoting with scenes , of course, the assortment is important to us, as well as the choice of these very stores or cafes, and ... in the city beyond the ring road. in belarus in six months , more than 230 public catering establishments have opened in rural areas. many of them have opted for fast food, but they have not forgotten about national cuisine. in addition, our small towns are becoming more and more populated, so in six months there are 80 more establishments. yes, business is actively coming to the village, government support helps and, thanks to competition, the range of products becomes richer, and prices, on the contrary, go down. the quality of service is also improving, as our correspondent anton malyuta was convinced of. let's let's see. this is the village of kabushkino and its heyday was in the soviet years, when a peat factory operated nearby. but now it is an ordinary village with a population of less than 100 people, they have not been forgotten and twice a week fresh