Turkey reports a 60% increase in foreign investment in the food industry, while Bulgaria lags behind in agriculture and food production.
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While Bulgaria is losing ground not only in agriculture but also in its food and beverage industry, this year Turkey has increased its foreign investments by 60 percent, a significant portion of which is in food production. The data was announced by the International Association of Investors, cited by the Anadolu Agency. Over the eight months of this year, foreign companies have invested $1.2 billion in the food industry of our southern neighbor. At the top are foreign investments in the wholesale and retail sector, where $2.5 billion has been invested. The ...
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