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Fornace Pizza will operate a Neapolitan pizzeria built around a custom Stefano Ferrara oven imported from Naples, producing 90-second bake pizzas using 72-hour fermented dough. The applicant trained at Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana and managed two pizzerias in Naples before relocating. Investment of £155,000 covers the imported oven, 55-seat fit-out, licensing, and five months of working capital in a 1,600 sq ft premises.

Average transaction value is £16.80 with 320 daily covers across lunch and dinner. Year-one revenue is projected at £645,120 with a 70% gross margin on pizza. Fornace Pizza will employ 12 full-time staff and 6 part-time workers. The business introduces AVPN-certified Neapolitan pizza to a market where none of the 8 local pizza restaurants hold this certification, representing genuine innovation in authentic Italian culinary technique.

Eighteen positions created. Full-time roles include two certified pizzaioli, three line cooks, a restaurant manager, four servers, a bartender, and a delivery coordinator. Six part-time evening workers supplement service. Annual payroll totals £276,000. Fornace Pizza will train two apprentice pizzaioli annually through a structured programme leading to AVPN certification.

The Stefano Ferrara oven represents a £28,000 specialist import that anchors Fornace Pizza's authenticity. Annual flour procurement of £36,000 from Caputo mills via UK distributors supports established import channels. Local produce procurement of £54,000 covers mozzarella from a UK-based Italian cheese maker and seasonal vegetables from regional farms. Fornace Pizza generates estimated footfall uplift of 8% for adjacent businesses. Annual tax contributions total £32,000 in employer NICs and VAT.