Bulgaria's Minister of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, Desislava Taneva, has stated firmly that there is no risk of transmitting coronavirus through food. The Bulgarian authorities are following all the scientific opinions coming from different institutes around the world, and so far there is no evidence that contracting the virus via food is possible, the minister said. Regarding the strict measures being taken, Minister Taneva has commented that any higher level of hygiene is highly welcome.
Caretaker Prime Minister Dimitar Glavchev is on a visit to the US where he is to take part in the Summit of the Future on September 22 and 23 in New York. The forum is the pivotal event during the so-called United Nations summit week, bringing..
The clouds will disperse and the night will be clear over practically the entire territory of the country. In the morning there will be temporary diminished visibility in the lowlands and valleys. On Sunday there will be sun over most of the country...
The 19 th national fair for preserving the local Bulgarian breeds of farm animals took place in the town of Kalofer. The aim of the event is to popularize and preserve the traditional Bulgarian breeds which are key to preserving biodiversity..
The Independence Day celebrations in Veliko Tarnovo began in the Church of the Forty Martyrs , where on 22 September 1908 Prince Ferdinand I read the..
Bulgaria will request the suspension of the import of eggs originating from Ukraine at the meeting of the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council in Brussels..
The first corporate bike relay race is taking place at 10 AM today, Independence Day. The start will be given to Sofia Bike Relay in front of..
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