"Bulgarian food from Bulgarian raw materials" to be showcased at the sheep farmers' fair

Published Jun 4, 2021

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The National Fair of Sheep Breeders in Bulgaria, to be held from 18 to 20 June near the Peter and Paul Monastery in Lyaskovets, aims to promote the consumption of sheep and goat products made from Bulgarian raw materials. The event will see participation from over 30 agricultural producers who will offer various dairy products like cheese, ice cream, yogurt, butter, and cottage cheese, as well as meat. The fair will also host demonstrations of dairy production using both traditional and modern methods, competitions for various categories, and an exhibition showcasing over 1000 purebred animals and agricultural equipment.
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Quality farm products from sheep and goat milk and meat will be offered from 18 to 20 June at the National Fair of Sheep Breeders near the Peter and Paul Monastery near the town of Lyaskovets. What you told us: Lamb for 7-8 BGN / kg live weight is fair One of the main goals of the fair is to promote the consumption of sheep and goat products and their production from Bulgarian raw materials, so the specialized exhibition will be under the motto "Bulgarian food from Bulgarian raw materials", said the organizers National Sheep and Goat Association (NOKA). "Interest in quality and healthy food is growing, but access to such products is difficult. It is very important for the National Sheep and Goat Breeding Association to shorten the path between producers and consumers, so we give the opportunity to our members and breeders from all over the country to participate in our exhibition, "said Simeon Karakolev, co-chairman of the association. Near the Peter and Paul Monastery, 30 ...
Source: Agri

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