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Special containers for textile waste will be available in all areas of Sofia. They will be closed in a way that prevents the removal of old clothes.

The main purpose of them is to reduce the burning of textile waste and improving air quality in the capital. 

Currently, 12 waste streams are collected in Sofia, including paper, plastic, glass, metal, green and bio wastes, etc.

According to the Serbian government, they discussed "further improvement of economic cooperation, the process of Serbia's Eurointegration and the importance of regional integration."

Brnabic welcomed the new ambassador of Germany, expressing her gratitude for good cooperation so far, both economically and politically.

The company announced this, specifying that the stores are located in Belgrade, Bor, Zrenjanin, Kragujevac, Leskovac, Nis, Novi Sad, Smederevo, Sombor, Subotica, Uzice, and Sabac.

A press release said that more stores in other towns will be opening starting in November, and continue in subsequent months, as Lidl intends to grow its retail business in this country.

Sapina spoke at the opening of the German supermarket chain's logistics center in Nova Pazova, near Belgrade.

According to him, Lidl will be the fist discount chain in Serbia, whose presence will improve the retail sector in the country.

"It's eating me up inside that I, as usual, said let them do what they like, and that I said it publicly," the Serbian president said on Tuesday, while attending the opening of German supermarket chain Lidl's logistics center in Stara Pazova, near Belgrade.

The Bulgarian division of the German company Lidl introduces new higher standards for the quality of the sausage from their own brand that they offer. All sausages from the Pikok, Baroni and Dulano brands, as well as from the "Rodna Stryha" product line, are now produced without the use of mechanically separated meat, which reduces the use of improvers and thickeners, the company said.

Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) announces Bulgaria's "Personalities in the News" for 2017!

The poll was open in December,  and readers of Bulgaria's Novinite.com had two months to vote until the end of February. 

The "Rodna Stryha" product line in its partnership with the Lidl chain marks one year since its launch. Sales of over 15 million leva were realized by Bulgarian manufacturers in Lidl stores in Europe in 2017. Thanks to the partnership with Lidl, more than 20 Bulgarian companies are selling products outside the country.

The City of Athens served about 1,000 people at its free Christmas lunch which took place at an indoor stadium in the district of Rouf, west of the city center.

Dozens of municipal employees and volunteers helped serve the dinners - which were this year donated by supermarket chain Lidl - mostly to poor families and homeless persons.
 

The Lidl supermarket chain has apologized to its users for removing crosses from photos of churches from the Greek island of Santorini, which graphically shaped their Greek product line, and promised to change the offensive packaging as soon as possible. Reports Mediapool.