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Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Kiril Petkov, has announced that the country will purchase wheat from producers at market prices to ensure bread availability until 2023. The country plans to buy approximately 1.5 million tons of grain this week and store it in state reserve warehouses. This decision is a precaution due to potential grain supply issues in Ukraine. The prime minister also assured that negotiations are underway to ensure gas and fuel supply, with alternative sources being explored.
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The country will buy wheat from producers at market prices. This was announced by Prime Minister Kiril Petkov during the extraordinary parliamentary control on March 8. See the 2022 Campaign Direct Payments Guide He assured that the bread for the Bulgarians is provided until 2023. According to him, together with the newly purchased quantities in the state reserve will be about 1.5 million tons, so we can be ready in any situation to provide food. Kiril Petkov: These quantities will be bought this week to make sure that they are available. The grain will be stored in the state reserve warehouses "As we have all seen, there was a danger of several incidents in Ukraine, including the burning of a building at their nuclear power plant. It was an administrative building, there was no danger of radiation, but then we decided we could not take a risk in terms of grain. there is, "the prime minister explained. Asked whether there is tension with the supply of gas and fuels, Kiril Petkov ...
Source: Agri
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