A month's income from selling dried prunes and baked wheat cakes.

If you are in an unfixed booth, although you generally don't have to pay the booth fee, it is easy to be fined by the urban management because it is illegal. This problem can be avoided if there is a fixed booth, but it usually requires a certain booth fee. The closer to the core area, the higher the cost, usually thousands to tens of thousands of yuan per year.

2, the cost of purchasing equipment

The stalls selling dried prunes and biscuits need certain necessary facilities, but they are often not too complicated, generally including food display shelves, pots and pans, stoves and so on. Generally, the cost of purchasing equipment is about 3000 yuan.

3, the cost of pre-training

In order to ensure better taste and more professional operation, it is recommended to receive some professional training before setting up a stall. According to the current market situation, the cost of pre-training is about 2000 yuan.

4. Procurement cost

Selling dried plums and biscuits requires buying raw materials such as flour, oil and seasoning, and paying daily water and electricity bills. Generally, the first purchase cost is about several hundred yuan.

5. Labor costs and expenses

If it is only a relatively small booth, generally only one or two people are needed to run it. If the booth is bigger or even a store is opened, then it is necessary to recruit shop assistants to provide customers with a better consumption experience. Labor costs generally depend on local per capita income and the technical level of shop assistants, ranging from 1,000 to several thousand yuan.

Generally speaking, setting up a stall to buy dried plum biscuits has relatively low cost and high income. As long as we plan reasonably in advance and manage carefully, I believe everyone can run their own business and get ideal income.