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The Netherlands to help Bulgaria double vegetable production

published on 10/5/22 2:19 PM

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A delegation of Dutch companies and industry organisations will arrive in Bulgaria between 10 and 13 October.

The main objective of the visit is to contribute to increasing Bulgarian fresh fruit and vegetable production in the coming years by introducing Dutch know-how and technology.

According to the Embassy of the Netherlands in Sofia, the participants in the delegation specialise in greenhouse production, storage and pest control technologies, seeds, fruit trees, etc.

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