Bulgaria: We eat bread from low-quality Ukrainian wheat infected with pathogens

Published 2022년 10월 28일

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Bulgarian consumers are eating bread made from low-quality Ukrainian grain infected with pathogens, according to Radoslav Hristov, a former chairman of the National Association of Grain Producers. The import of Ukrainian grain has a negative impact on the prices of wheat in Bulgaria and competes with high-quality Bulgarian grain, leading to unsold goods in warehouses and potential bankruptcy for Bulgarian grain producers. There are concerns about the quality of imported Ukrainian sunflower and the increase in the cost of agricultural fertilizers, exacerbating the situation for Bulgarian farmers.
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Bulgarian consumers consume bread produced from extremely low-quality Ukrainian grain infected with pathogens. Allegedly, the grain from Ukraine only had to pass through Bulgaria in transit and go to final destinations in needy and poor countries, and thousands of tons of it enter Bulgaria and never leave it. This explains why many Bulgarian grain producers, who grow wheat with extremely high nutritional qualities, are already on the verge of bankruptcy, and their goods remain unsold in warehouses. This is what Radoslav Hristov, former chairman of the National Association of Grain Producers, said in an interview. He cultivates 8 thousand acres and grows wheat and sunflower. The reason for the conversation is the Agreement on the export of grain from Ukraine, concluded in July between Russia, Ukraine and the UN with the help of Turkey, which should expire in a few days. Whether it will be continued is still not clear. A few days ago, the deadline for the movement of Ukrainian grain ...
Source: Utroruse

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