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Experts discuss market access for Bulgarian agricultural producers

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The Department ''Economics of Natural Resources'' and the Scientific Research Center for Agrarian Business and Nature Use at the University of National and World Economy (UNWE) are organizing a round table today on the topic "Market Access for Bulgarian Producers in the Agri-food Chain", with the participation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Market access for Bulgarian producers in the agri-food chain is one of the most sensitive topics of major importance for farmers, consumers, processors, etc.

Among the topics to be discussed will be the main distribution channels and the structure of supply chains, opportunities and constraints for direct deliveries of farm products, and the benefits of market measures and support for producer organizations.




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