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COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES BAKING INDUSTRY

https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2014-4-237-240

Abstract

Summary.Research priorities is the development of food therapeutic and prophylactic purposes, innovative methods of complex processing of raw materials with maximum preservation of the original chemical composition and on the basis of a new product release in generation functionality. This article explores the many reasons for the lag of the Patriotic-owned enterprises in terms of technological development, analyzes the features of innovation in the bakery production of Russia, proposed the current directions for the innovative development of grain-processing industry. The observation revealed that during the years of market transformations in the bakeries have been significant changes, especially in the volume of products sold. Based on the results of statistical studies, it was found that at least 75% of the population consume daily baked goods and this makes them appropriate nutrient enrichment. The current state and bakeries, bakeries and revealed a high degree of wear of the process equipment. Over the past 14 years, marked by a decline in production, which led to a decline in production output and profitability constraints. It was found that in bakeries and bakeries deterioration index technique is approximately 67%. With respect to raw materials for bread production, noted that the creation of a civilized grain market in Russia requires the solution of a number of key issues. It is established that is currently happening aggression from industrialized countries to seize the Russian food market, leading to a narrowing of the domestic demand for domestic products, and this causes the drop in the economic growth of the food industry. The analysis revealed that there is considerable potential for the development of the industry.

About the Authors

I. P. Bogomolova
Voronezh state university of engineering technologies
Russian Federation
Professor, Department of Management, production and industrial economy. phone (4732) 55-27-10


K. G. Magomedov
Voronezh state university of engineering technologies
Russian Federation
graduate, Department of Management, production and industrial economy. phone (4732) 55-27-10


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Bogomolova I.P., Magomedov K.G. COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES BAKING INDUSTRY. Proceedings of the Voronezh State University of Engineering Technologies. 2014;(4):237-240. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.20914/2310-1202-2014-4-237-240

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