The chart shows data about usual Saturday sales of two bakeries in London in 2010. On a typical Saturday, Bernie’s Buns is generally busier than Lovely Loaves.
Overall, Bernie’s Buns has the dominant position in most types of snacks compared to Lovely Loaves, which is a much more unprofitable bakery. Despite Bernie’s Buns’ supermacy over its competitor, Lovely Loaves takes the leading position in two types of snacks: salads and fresh loaves.
The most popular types of snacks in both bakeries are doughnuts, cookies and cakes, with an average number of items sold doughnuts about 258 cookies around 188 and cakes nearly 180. Lovely Loaves’ doughnut salles are around 120, and it is the worst result of the three categories overall. Cakes are more sellable than cookies by 8 pieces. However, Other categories are the least popular in this chart. This category includes rolls, fresh loaves, salads, crisps, and toasted sandwiches, with an average number of items sold rolls are 128, salads and fresh loaves are almost identical, and toasted sandwiches are sold less than others. Crisps sales are slightly, 120.
