Trade, service, food industry

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ISSN	2782-2214 (online)
Periodicity	4 issues per year (quarterly)
Language of publication	Russian, English
Indexing and databases	РИНЦ ВАК К3

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REQUIREMENTS FOR ARTICLES
(taking into account the requirements of Scopus, RSCI and Crossref)

1. Mandatory elements of the article (should be contained in the file):
UDC index

TITLE OF THE ARTICLE (in English, register – all capitals)
Information about the authors:
name, middle initial, last name (transliteration)
place of work / study – without specifying the type of institution (in English)
city, country (English, Russian Federation – fully)
ORCID – if available
e-mail of corresponding author

Abstract (abstract of the article in English)
Keywords (keywords in English)
Acknowledgements (gratitude, grant – optional – in English)

TITLE OF THE ARTICLE (in Russian, register – all uppercase)
Information about the authors (full name, place of work / study – the generally accepted name of the institution without specifying the type)

Abstract of the article (in Russian)
Keywords (in Russian)
Gratitude, grant (optional, in Russian)

The text of the article (in Russian or English)

Bibliographic list (in Russian)
References (bibliographic list in English)

2. Design of the text of the article
2.1. General requirements. The volume of the article should be 20,000-40,000 characters (tracked by the editors upon admission). It is advisable to take one of the articles of the latest issue of the magazine as a design sample. Before sending, you need to check the spelling of the text (in Word).
Page parameters: margins 2.5 cm on all sides, interval one and a half, tab positions are standard (1.25 cm). Both in the text and in all objects embedded in the file, it is necessary to use the font Times New Roman, 12 pt.
The names of foreign authors mentioned in the text should be transliterated into Russian.

2.2. Abstract. The volume of the abstract to the article should be 200-250 words. The abstract shows the distinctive features and advantages of the study in order to interest the reader and encourage him/her to read the article in full. This is an independent text describing the main results of the study without referring to the article itself, so it is necessary to avoid references and abbreviations. The text of the abstract should be clear and concise, free from secondary information, and differ in the persuasiveness of the wording. The use of abbreviations in the annotation is undesirable, but if they are still used, their decoding is mandatory. The text of the annotation should not contain numbers, tables, figures, subheadings, and lists with numbering. The abstract outlines the essential facts of the paper; it should not contain material that is missing from the article itself. One should use syntactic constructions peculiar to the language of scientific and technical documents, avoid complex grammatical constructions in the text of the abstract.

2.3. Keywords. The maximum number of keywords is 10. Commas should separate words or phrases consisting of 2-3 words. Keywords help search engines to determine the topic, and the reader to find an article on the Internet. When forming keywords, words with abstract meanings or terms that can be used in other scientific disciplines should be avoided. Enumeration within a single keyword is not allowed. Keywords should be as specific as possible and reflect the specifics of the article.

2.4. Structure of the article. The article should be structured in the format IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion):
Introduction: determines the nature and extent of the problems, the research associated with the previous work (usually by a brief review of literature related to the problem), explains the purpose of the study and defines any specialized terms or abbreviations that will be used later in the text;
Materials and Methods: what was done, how, when, and also how the data was analyzed and presented. Standard methods are mentioned or can be described only with reference to a literary source, if it is available. Modifications of standard methods should be described. If the method is new, you should give a detailed description of it. The description of the general procedures is unnecessary;
Results: the part in which the author talks about what he/she managed to achieve during the research; if necessary, the data is laid out in tables, graphs, illustrations;
Discussion: the author presents his interpretation of the data obtained as a result of the study, explains the meaning and consequences of the results; this element allows you to emphasize the value and novelty of the data;
Conclusions: it is advisable to focus on the identified trends, accurate results and prospects.

3. Drawings. In addition to the file with the text of the article, all drawings in the original format (*jpeg, *jpg, *png) must be transmitted in separate files, except for drawings made in the Microsoft Word text editor. Illustrations should be visual enough, graphically expressive, clear. The lines should be clear, without shadows, the text in the drawings should be readable. Numbering is mandatory for all drawings; the names of the drawings are placed under the drawing (in the center). Drawings should be provided in a format that allows editing and configuration changes without additional reference to the authors. The figures are always placed in the text after the reference to them. Captions should be duplicated in English (in Russian).
Objects in drawings created using MS Word or Visio should be grouped.
Objects created by means of other than the MS Word text editor must have the extension either *jpeg (or *jpg) or * png, with a resolution of at least 72 dpi (screen resolution) and a size of at least 1500×1500 (dots per inch), or a size of 164 mm in width and a resolution of 300 dpi. The author is responsible for the correctness of the use of symbols, formulas and drawings.

4. Tables. The number and title of the table are placed in the center. All tables should be numbered. The numbering of the tables is continuous. The title should be duplicated in English.
The table is constructed when there is a need to visually compare the essential (important for the presentation of the idea) data. For a visual comparison of data, the following principle should be observed: vertically (title above the column), data related to the entire column is grouped, horizontally (line in sidebar) - to the entire row. A table with more rows than columns is easier to read. The union of subheadings in a graph should be justified: for example, by the presence of a hierarchy within the column. Both in the graphs and in the sidebar with the headings of several steps, the logic of subordination of the lowest step to its subordinate heading should be traced. The data in the table changes according to a certain algorithm (known to the author), they are interconnected, this connection should be obvious both in the text (introducing the table into the narrative) and in the table itself. Avoid using a large number of words in tables, as well as highlighting cells or text with color. It is necessary to specify the data sources given in the tables.

5. Requirements for materials in English. The translation of materials provided in English should be performed or edited by a professional translator or a native English speaker. Machine translation is not allowed! In English-language articles, the rules of punctuation, word usage and syntax should be observed. In cases where the text of an article in English requires a large amount of editing, it can be returned to the author for revision or rejected from publication.

6. References.
References are given at the end of the article. Self-citation – no more than 15%. Design of intra-text links and references:

the numbering of entries in the list is continuous (regardless of the source language);
sources are numbered according to the order of their mention in the text. The number of the source used in the article list is located in square brackets. If there are several link objects, then they are combined into one complex link, in which case the link objects are listed separated by commas. For example: [15]; [1, 15, 34]; [1, 8-22].

For all book publications, you must specify the total number of pages, for articles – the page numbers on which they are located. Unpublished sources are not included in the list of references. For all publications of the list of sources that have a DOI (digital object identifier), it is necessary to cite it at the end of the bibliographic record.
Links to Internet sites, Internet sources (does not apply to author's articles, monographs, etc., posted on the Internet), regulatory and legal documentation (laws, resolutions, acts, etc.), statistical collections, newspaper publications are located in the text in footnotes and are not indicated in the list of sources. For all Internet sources, including footnotes, it is necessary to indicate the date of the request.

Examples
6.1. Mono-edition with two authors
Kovshikov, V. A. Psycholinguistics: the theory of speech activity: textbook. manual for students of pedagogical universities [Text] / V. A. Kovshikov, V. P. Glukhov. – Moscow: Astrel; Tver: AST, 2006. – 319 p.

6.2. Mono-edition with three authors
Obolenskaya, A. V. Laboratory work on the chemistry of wood and cellulose [Text] / A. V. Obolenskaya, Z. P. Elnitskaya, A. A. Leonovich. –   Moscow: Ecology, 1991. – 320 p.

6.3. Mono-edition with more than three authors
Socio-economic substantiation of structural transformations in mining areas [Text] / E. M. Kozakov, V. M. Popov, A. A. Rozhkov [et.al.]. – Ekaterinburg: Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2000. – 315 p.

6.4. Article in the collection
Danilina, G.A. Characteristics of the immune status of children permanently residing in the zone of influence of nuclear industry enterprises [Text] / G.A. Danilina // Proceedings of the VII Congress of All-Russian association of epidemiologists, microbiologists and parasitologists (July 2-8, 2002). –   Moscow: Ecos, 2002. – P. 5-15.

6.5. Journal article
Remizov, A. V. To the logic of social sciences [Text] / A. V. Remizov // Questions of Philosophy. – 1992. – No. 10. – P. 15-25.
Sadrtdinov, A. R. Promising directions for the processing of illiquid woody biomass from logging and woodworking [Text] / A. R. Sadrtdinov, L. M. Ismagilova, R. R. Mukhametzyanov // Actual directions of scientific research of the XXI century. Theory and practice. –   2014. – V. 2, No. 2-3 (7-3). – P. 117-119. Study of the bactericidal activity of aqueous extracts of the Siberian larch bark [Text] / I. V. Krotova, I. D. Grodnitskaya, A. N. Kuzina [et al.] // Vestnik KrasGAU. – 2017. – No. 5 (128). – P. 163-169.

6.6. Dissertations, abstracts of dissertations
Gromova, A.S. Phenolic compounds of the bark of some species of spruce, fir and pine: dis. … cand. chem. Sciences: 02.10.00 [Text] / Gromova Aleksandra Stepanovna. –   Novosibirsk, 1975. – 160 p.
Sabanchiev, N. A. Theoretical and methodological foundations of organizational support for strategic sustainability: author. dis. ... cand. economy Sciences: 08.00.05 [Text] / Sabanchiev Nadirsoltan Abdullaevich. – Moscow, 2009. – 165 p.

6.7. Electronic resources
Dirina, AI The right of military personnel of the Russian Federation to freedom of association [Electronic resource] // Military Law. – 2007. – URL: http://www.voennoepravo.ru/node/ 2149 (date of access: 19.09.2007).

7. References (bibliographic list in English)
Link formatting follows APA (American Psychological Association) guidelines.

7.1. Journal articles with DOI
Author, A. A. (Year of publication).Article Title. Journal Title, vol. (no.), pages. doi.
e.g. Monasturnyi, E. A. (2006). Innovative cluster. Innovations, 2, 38-43. doi:10.1037/0278-6133.24.2.225.

7.2. Journal articles without DOI
Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Article Title. Journal Title, vol. (no.), pages.
e.g. Monasturnyi, E. A. & Kulik, J. A. (2005). Social and economic development. Economy of Region, 3, 39-52.
Monasturnyi, E. A., Kulik, J. A. & Nulif, K. L. (2008). Social and economic development. Economy, 3, 52-67.

7.3. Books
Author, A. A. (Year of publication).Title of book (Edition). Location : Publisher, total number of pages.
e.g. Monasturnyi, E. A. (2006). Innovative cluster. Moscow : Nauka, 267.
Duncan, G. J. & Brooks-Gunn, J. (1997). Consequences of growing up poor. New York : Russell Sage Foundation, 350.

7.4.Chapter in a book
Author, A. A. & Author, B. B. (Year of publication). Title of chapter. In A. A. Editor & B. B. Editor (Eds.), Title of book (pages of chapter). Location: Publisher.
e.g. Monasturnyi, E. A. (2006). Innovative cluster. In J. A. Kulik (Ed.), Innovations (pp. 12-21). Moscow: Nauka.

7.5. Electronic sources (Web publications)
Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of Online Periodical, volume number (issue number if available). [Electronic source] URL://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ (Date of access: DD.MM.YYYY).

IF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DESIGN OF MATERIALS ARE NOT MET, THE MANUSCRIPT MAY BE RETURNED TO THE AUTHOR FOR REFINEMENT.

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