Founded | 2010 (2010) |
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Founder | Eric Shogren, Evgenia Golovkova |
Headquarters | Novosibirsk, Russia |
Products | pastry, sandwiches, coffee |
Website | kuzina.ru |
Kuzina is a confectionery chain founded in 2010. Its headquarter is located in Novosibirsk, Russia. The company sells pastry, sandwiches and coffee. The largest number of stores are located in Novosibirsk, there are also shops in Barnaul, Moscow and Minnesota.
History
The company was founded in 2003 by Russian-American entrepreneur Eric Shogren and Evgenia Golovkova. Initially, canteens were opened in Novosibirsk under the Kuzina brand, but in 2008, during the Great Recession, the canteen chain stopped working.
In 2010, the first confectionery was opened in Novosibirsk under the Kuzina brand. The design has changed significantly: black began to dominate in the decoration etc.
In 2013, the company opened one confectionery in Barnaul.
In 2015, Kuzina opened the first confectionery in Moscow near Aeroport Metro Station.
In 2016, Eric Shogren bought Baker's Wife Confectionery near Minneapolis. In 2017, the building of the former Baker's Wife was occupied by Kuzina.
Locations
Russia
- Novosibirsk – 29
- Moscow – 7
- Barnaul – 1
United States
- Minnesota (near St. Paul) – 1 (Now closed)
Gallery
- Kuzina at night, Kuzbassugol Building Complex
- Kuzina in Krasnoobsk
See also
References
- Ресторанный рынок в Новосибирске: «Евростоловые» в Сибири. Ведомости.
- В центре открылась первая кондитерская «Кузина» в новом формате. НГС.Новости.
- Бизнесмена, создавшего одну из первых в Сибири фастфуд-сетей, требуют признать банкротом. ТАСС.
- В Барнаул пришла сеть кондитерских Kuzina. НГС.
- Новосибирская сеть «Кузина» открыла первую кондитерскую в Москве. НГС.БИЗНЕС.
- Новосибирская сеть «Кузина» вышла на московский рынок. Деловой квартал.
- New bakery lands in St. Paul’s Merriam Park. St. Paul Pioneer Press.
- Булочки рванули на Запад: новосибирская сеть кондитерских открылась в США. НГС.НОВОСТИ.
- Новосибирская сеть кондитерских вышла в США. Деловой квартал.