Tauriga Sciences Inc (fka TAUG)

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Tauriga Sciences, Inc. Generates Record Monthly E-Commerce Sales for the Month of May 2020
Sounds AWESOME!!!

But the details, not so much:
"The Company has Surpassed its Previous Monthly Record, of $19,062.25 in E-Commerce Sales, Posted During April 2020"
Most hot dog trucks can match that and some do better.



Kevin Pray
Kevin Pray, former 911 Dispatcher (2005-2006)
Answered Aug 5, 2015 · Author has 263 answers and 73.4k answer views
Originally Answered: What is the average daily income for food trucks?
It depends, to borrow the standard line from my accounting classes. In a market like LA, around $200k a year, so assuming 50 weeks of work a year, about $4,000 a week.

"One truck owner still working his way up to profitability told us that to earn an owner a good salary, a truck would need to bring in upwards of $500,000 of revenue a year. Bobby confirmed this amount, describing $200,000 as an approximate break even point, the equivalent of “just making it into the major leagues.” Half a million per truck is doing quite well and a million dollars of revenue per year around the maximum for a single truck.

Many food trucks are hitting these numbers. Looking around at the surrounding food trucks, Bobby could confidently say that at least 50% had more than $200,000 in annual revenue. And any truck consistently meeting Off The Grid’s minimum earning requirement of $1,000 per 3 hour lunch or dinner session is likely profitable. A truck earning the minimum at 5 lunches a week sums to $240,000 in annual revenue, or $216,000 when you subtract Off The Grid’s Cut. Bobby cited $2,000 as his average take per lunch session."

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-average-daily-revenue-for-medium-to-high-popularity-food-trucks-or-carts-in-South-Los-Angeles-California