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From Nightmare Hanukkah to New Bakery: Israeli Bakers Take a Leap of Faith
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Israeli bakers Livnat and Maxim Peretz have invested NIS 2 million in a new high-end bakery in Hadera, marking a significant risk after years of building their business. The couple overcame early struggles, including chaotic Hanukkah seasons, to establish a successful production facility in Yokneam. Now, with their Yokneam operation stable, they are venturing into Hadera, facing challenges in attracting customers to their unfamiliar, modern establishment.
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- Livnat and Maxim Peretz invested NIS 2 million in a new high-end bakery in Hadera.
- The couple previously operated a successful production facility with 30 employees in Yokneam.
- They faced immense struggles in the early years, describing Hanukkah as a "nightmare."
- Livnat and Maxim Peretz started their business from their Kfar Saba apartment.
- The new Hadera bakery is located in the Mul HaHof mall.
- They moved to Harish seven years ago but found the city lacking.
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