Without the phytosanitary fee, Bulgarian grain would hold a better price.

What prospects for exports are opening up for Bulgaria in the international market for grains and oilseeds, and how is our country positioning itself in this sphere—this is what we are discussing with Petar Dimitrov, chief analyst at "Agroportal" and founder of the forum "Grain Academy," and with Plamen Penev, a broker at "Agricor." Read the first part: Sustainable is not the one who sells expensively, but the one who produces reasonably You can meet them in person during the 9th edition of "Grain Academy" in Varna. The date is October 30, and the venue is the International Hotel Casino & Tower Suites, Golden Sands. The lecturers include both foreign experts and representatives of Bulgarian agricultural and commercial circles. Market trends in the Balkans in recent years have been developing in a similar direction, but with varying speed and intensity. Romania continues to set the pace in the region, mainly due to its powerful export infrastructure in Constanta and the active sale ...