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Bulgaria's Council of Ministers has opened public consultations on proposed amendments to the Ordinance on the conditions, rules and procedure for regulating and registering the prices of...

This gives rise to numerous complications for farmers and processors, and requires reconsideration of the existing legislative framework.

Can European farmers be certain that a bottle of milk or a kilo of apples will remain more expensive than a bottle of mineral water?

Bulgaria is well-known for its roses, more precisely its oilseed roses.

On 17 March, 2016 the long-awaited draft local ordinance (secondary law) was published for public discussion.

February 2025 – In a decision that will shape the competitive landscape of the Bulgarian food market, the Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition ("CPC") concluded that there is no evidence.

The Bulgarian government has proposed significant amendments to consumer protection and competition law, introducing strict controls on retail price increases and new transparency requirements for dominant market players. Retailers and suppliers will face heightened scrutiny over pricing justifications, with substantial penalties for non-compliance and a shifted burden of proof in unfair commercial practice cases.