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Bulgaria imported over 55,000 tons of Fresh Vegetables and 66,000 tons of Fruit in January and February
Bulgaria imported more than 55,000 tons of fresh vegetables in the first two months of this year alone - according to the preliminary data of the National Statistical Institute. For the same period, the import of fresh fruit in Bulgaria was nearly 66,000 tons.
Kindergarten students open bazaar to help quake survivor children
Students of a kindergarten in the southern province of Antalya have established a mini open-air market and donated the income of the sales to quake survivor students.
Established in the kindergarten's garden, the mini open-air market sold food prepared by the students' families and had stalls of vegetables and fruits collected from their parents' greenhouses and gardens.
Head of Commodity Exchanges and Markets: We will have to Get Used to High Prices of Vegetables
We will have to get used to the high prices of vegetables. Currently, Bulgarian cucumbers are in the range of BGN 4.80(EUR 2.45) - BGN 5.20 wholesale and the price will jump even more because of the more expensive gas and electricity, as well as the requirements for higher insurance of agricultural manufacturers.
Five-gram ‘baby watermelons’ for sale
A local agricultural company in the southern province of Antalya growing micro-sized special fruits and vegetables has now begun selling "baby watermelons" weighing only five grams.
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Bulgarians Consume the Least Fruit and Vegetables in the EU According to Eurostat
Our country ranks at the bottom of the EU by the amount of fruit and vegetables consumed, according to data from Eurostat's analysis of the consumption of these products in the EU countries in 2017.
Only about 37 percent of Bulgarians consume fruits every day, and 45 percent of our compatriots eat vegetables on a daily basis, according to European statistics.
60% of Tomatoes on Bulgarian Market are Imported
Bulgaria remains a net importer of peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes due to the country's low production and the lack of indication of significant developments in the medium term. This was said in an analysis of the sector carried out by the Center for Agricultural Research in Agriculture (CAPA) at the Institute of Agrarian Economics.
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Russian vegetable producer plans growth spurt thanks to import ban
Dmitry Lashin's family have been building greenhouses in central Russia's Lipetsk region for decades, but has moved into top gear since Moscow banned imports of fresh vegetables from Europe.
Bulgarians to Pay About 5% More This Year for Easter Repast
About 5% more will be paid by Bulgarians for their Easter repast this year, said the Chairman of the Commodity Exchanges and Wholesale Markets State Commission (CEWMSC) Vladimir Ivanov, according to Radio Focus.
Food Prices Decrease Over Past Week
In the week until March 31, the food wholesale market index fell by 0.82% to 1.458%, the State Commission on Commodity Exchanges and Wholesale Markets reported, according to BNR.
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Serbia allocates almost $100 mln annually for food import
BELGRADE - On green markets and in stores throughout Serbia is offered vegetables and fruits from all over the world. With vegetables that can produce itself, Serbia purchases abroad milk, meat, grain for which the country pays tens of millions of dollars.