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Calculate your gross profit margin

04 March 2012

Understanding gross profit

  1. Gross profit is a measure of how your business is performing. It is the profit made on food sales before any overheads are deducted. 

For example:

Sales - Cost of Sales = Gross Profit
 

  1. The gross profit margin  on a dish is the profit made on each dish expressed as a percentage.

For example: 

Sales income (100%)-Cost of sales (40%) x 100 = Gross profit %
                 Sales income


The above calculator rounds your answer to the nearest percentage.