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Russia’s Ministry Urges Cafés to Add ‘Russian Breakfast’ to Menus

WHY IT MATTERS

The move aims to boost sales of traditional dishes, support local producers, and preserve culinary heritage by standardizing a new breakfast category across the country.

What happened

The Industry and Trade Ministry has issued a recommendation for all cafés, restaurants, hotels, resorts and boarding houses that serve breakfast to include a distinct “Russian breakfast” item on their menus. The ministry will create a special emblem to identify the offering and has instructed regional and municipal authorities to carry out the necessary work. The directive stresses that the change is not a forced replacement of existing dishes; instead, authorities must explain the benefits and financial advantages of the new category to business owners. The recommendation covers a wide range of traditional foods, from dairy products and cold cuts to soups, pastries, pancakes, porridges, and traditional drinks. The ministry’s goal is to promote Russian culinary heritage while encouraging local food service businesses to diversify their breakfast options.

PRIMARY SOURCES

Russia wants cafes and restaurants to put a ‘Russian breakfast’ on the menu

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