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Chutney will naturally have a long shelf life because of its high sugar and vinegar content. Soup would need to be refrigerated and used within a few days.
You can sell from your pub without issues and you can do one off events like a market or event to test opinion, if you plan on selling...
Unless that particular location has some value, the lease has no value, it is a liability not an asset.
As for the location, what is the occupancy rate of business premises in that area? What is the market rate for similar premises in the area? If the occupancy rate is at or close to 100%...
It will depend on each business' fire risk assessment. There's no law saying you have to have fire extinguishers or get them tested.
If a business has more than 5 employees then they should have a written fire risk assessment. It's up to the person doing the assessment what risks there are and...
The reason bigger companies offer this service in house is because it lowers their insurance premiums.
If you've got thousands of employees you can create bespoke cover, so it's a calculation. If they can save a million quid by not having mental well-being as part of their cover and it costs...
It's not my area of expertise, so I don't really understand the difference. From your explanation it just seems like buyback is unregulated pawnbrokering.
People that offer this service don't normally keep any records on an epos.
If you're doing this legitimately, I assume you have a consumer credit licence.
I don't know the ins and outs of the the pawnbrokering world, but I assume there are regulations you need to abide by and records you need...
Flat rate for electricity? I assume there's a cap and 39p is pretty high at the moment, should be getting around 30p, but I guess it's not your concern any more.
It sounds like the sort of thing you would buy on one of those template sites for a small fee.
If you have a collection of tools like this you might be able to make it into a viable business, but I can't see it having enough value on its own.