Grain Growers, Agricultural Processors End Protests

UPDATED Grain Growers, Agricultural Processors End Protests

Konstantin Karagyozov

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Dolni Bogrov, near Sofia,

20.09.2023 15:50 | UPDATED 20.09.2023 16:45

(BTA)

The grain growers and agricultural processors ended their two-day nationwide protests. The demonstrations were provoked by the lifting of a ban on Ukrainian food imports by the Bulgarian Parliament on September 14.

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