Turnover on 100kg a month?

[MATT1721]

Can anyone tell me what your expected turnover on coffee sales should be at 100 kg per month ?

[coffeechris]

100kg a month of what? Roasted coffee sales, drinking coffee sales selling green beans? Pretty broad question for a persons first question.

Some more information may help

Cheers,

Chris

[taco]

I don't run a coffee shop, but assuming your talking about drinking coffee sales and not sales of beans, then assuming 20g of coffee per cup (assuming double shots of 14g or 15g + wastage) gives 5000 cups of coffee to 100kg of beans. Times that by your price per cup - say $4, gives $20,000.

[DesigningByCoffee]

… minus loan repayments, insurance, power, water, takeaway cups/trays, maintenance, milk/soy, staffing, rent, depreciation on gear … (for coffee making)
… or for roasted - minus loan repayments, insurance, power, gas, packaging, maintenance, staffing, rent, depreciation on gear, vehicle …

I'd guess clearing $1000 on 100kg coffee could be in the ballpark?

[blend52]

Can anyone tell me what your expected turnover on coffee sales should be at 100 kg per month ?

...different to profit !
But, still very dependent on the dose size.
how many vendors use a double shot (20gms) for a single coffee ?