Bulgaria’s vegetable producers to receive additional state support

The Bulgarian vegetable growers will receive additional state support, it became clear at an extraordinary briefing of this country’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Desislava Taneva, according to BNR. The proposal was made by vegetable producer Krasimir Kunchev and envisages that vegetable growers who produce and sell their produce will receive additional state subsidy as a percentage of their income. The measure will stimulate legal trade with invoices that will be issued at a real, not a discounted price.
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