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Bulgaria's interim Agriculture Minister has said Sofia intends on joining the Visegrad group in their demand that companies should stop selling lower-quality products in Eastern Europe compared to the rest of the continent.

The issue will be raised at a ministerial meeting in Brussels on Monday, Hristo Bozukov has told daily 24 Chasa.

Just when you think there’s no end to the diversity of junk food lining supermarket aisles, an insanely detailed infographic comes along to set us all straight. Out of the hundreds of products at our disposal, only ten major corporations manufacture the bulk of what we toss in our shopping carts.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z are expecting twins, although if you didn’t know that already, maybe you haven’t been on the internet today. The singer-songwriter announced the pregnancy on Instagram, and social media has been buzzing with excitement ever since.

Through technology trend forecasts, analysis and idea exchange on thriving in the new economy Rudy de  Waele has helped diverse global brands such BMW, IBM, Coca-Cola, Google, Intel, Louis Vuitton, Orange, PayPal, Samsung, Telefonica, Vodafone and the World Bank. 

Coca-Cola, Unilever, Nestle and Delta have preemptively removed products from retail outlets across Attica after an anti-establishment group warned it had contaminated products with chlorine and hydrochloric acid.

In a statement Wednesday, Greece's food authority (EFET) said it was working in close cooperation with police to protect consumers.

Hot Greek pop singer Eleni Foureira shared a sexy photo on her Instagram profile with her fans in a pair of high black boots and a fiery red mini dress. The 29-year-old posed in front her smart phone and invited her fans to join her at a shopping mall for the opening of a store.

Following Fahir Atakoğlu's latest release "Live at Umbria Jazz," the 17th album in his vast catalogue of music, the Fahir Atakoğlu Trio will perform at three venues on the East Coast of the U.S. this month.

The majority of Greek stocks headed south at the end of the bourse benchmark's third consecutive week of gains, although blue chips and mid-caps edged up on increased turnover. Monday's Euro Working Group is likely to give the market a good taste of what is to come next week.

The FBI's announcement that it had found nothing to incriminate US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in her emails buoyed stocks internationally, while this, coupled with local traders' moderate satisfaction with Friday's cabinet reshuffle, led to gains at Athinon Avenue on Monday.

International market euphoria over the rise of oil prices to a year-high, coupled with domestic certainty over the disbursement of the long-overdue bailout sub-tranche brought gains of over 1 percent to the Greek bourse's benchmark on Monday.