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Revenue amounted to €21.7 million, of which ice cream sales totaled €9.5 million. |
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Sales of other frozen foods reached €6.8 million. |
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Logistics services turnover amounted to €5.2 million. |
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Revenue amounted to €23 million, with ice cream sales of €8.5 million. | ||||||
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Logistics services turnover amounted to €5.2 million.
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| Export countries included Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Ireland, Germany, and Denmark. Finland became the largest export market, accounting for 45% of total export revenue. Entry into the Russian market was also initiated. | |||||||
A successful collaboration with Kalev led to the launch of unique two-flavored Draakon sorbets.
In cooperation with Tallinn Maritime Days, the ship-shaped Jäämurdja orange cream ice cream in a waffle cup was launched. The most successful products in the portfolio were waffle cone cream ice creams and Onu Eskimo branded products, with Raks branded products also showing strong performance.
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Revenue amounted to €19.5 million, of which ice cream sales totaled €8.2 million. | ||||
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Sales of other frozen foods reached €6.6 million. | ||||
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Logistics services turnover amounted to €4.6 million.
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Among the top 20 most profitable products, 9 were new products, including cream ice cream in waffle cones, new semi-biscuit Raks, Lumemarja waffle cones, and others.
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Revenue amounted to €19.3 million, with ice cream sales totaling €8.5 million. | ||||
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Sales of other frozen foods reached €6.3 million. | ||||
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| Export markets in the EU included Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Ireland, and Germany. | |||||
Introduction of cream cone ice creams, one-liter family pack cream ice cream, and Lumemarja ice cream. In the health product line, two new Fitness yogurt ice creams were introduced.
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Revenue totaled 247 million EEK, with ice cream sales of 124 million EEK. | ||||
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Sales of other frozen foods amounted to 88 million EEK. | ||||
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The company had 215 employees. | ||||
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The season’s most popular ice creams were Yeti and Classic cream ice creams in waffle cups, as well as Raks and Vanilla Ninja ice creams. Jätsiabi ice cream trucks operated in Tallinn, Tartu, and Pärnu, offering 54 different types of ice cream.
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Revenue totaled 328 million EEK, with ice cream sales of 161 million EEK. | ||||
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A total of 4,079 tons of ice cream were produced. | ||||
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Sales of other frozen foods amounted to 155 million EEK. | ||||
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The company had 215 employees. | ||||
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| Export markets included Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Sweden.
EU internal trade grew by 30% compared to the previous year, mainly due to increased sales to Latvia. |
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