Bulgaria: There are attempts to circumvent the requirements when importing from Ukraine

Published 2024년 1월 5일

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Bulgarian authorities have detected attempts to evade import licensing when bringing in sunflower, rapeseed, and corn for sowing from Ukraine, with Minister of Agriculture Kiril Vatev raising concerns about increased sunflower imports along the Danube river. During an online meeting with Ukrainian Minister of Agriculture Mykola Solski, Solski committed to taking action against these practices within two weeks, and warned that companies violating the licensing regime will lose their right to export. Vatev also noted that if the current rate of sunflower import is sustained, it will exceed the needs of Bulgarian processors, leading to a halt in imports and an emphasis on selling sunflowers from Bulgarian production.
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The Bulgarian authorities have detected attempts to circumvent the licensing regime when importing sunflower, rapeseed and corn for sowing from Ukraine. This was announced by the Minister of Agriculture Kiril Vatev during an online meeting with his Ukrainian colleague Mykola Solski. Minister Solsky has made a commitment that within two weeks the Ukrainian side will take action against these practices and companies that violate the licensing regime will lose the right to export. Kirill Vatev has also warned that in recent weeks there has been an increased import of sunflower by barges along the Danube river. And if this rate of import is maintained, ...
Source: Duma

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