There were 1,900 trucks in queues on the border of Ukraine and Poland, and the directions of three checkpoints were being blocked, the spokesperson for the State Border Guard Service, Andriy Demchenko said on January 11. “The blocking of the Rava-Ruska-Hrebenne, Krakivets-Korczowa and Yahodyn-Dorohusk checkpoints continues. According to the Polish border guards, as of this…
Income tax revenues from private people who leased real estate increased by 37.5% YoY in 2023 and amounted to 57.6 million lei (2.88 million euros). According to the data of the State Fiscal Service (SFS), in 2023, 24,763 real estate leasing contracts were registered, up by 16.6%. Following the voluntary compliance, 2,453 persons were identified…
As a consequence of the recent cold spell gripping Bulgaria, the nation experienced a notable shift in its energy dynamics, emerging as a net importer of electricity on January 9. Despite possessing ample capacity, Bulgaria’s electricity production struggles to compete in the market, leading to increased reliance on neighboring countries. This trend, observed on a…
USAID Rural Competitiveness and Resilience project (PCRR) is launching a call for requests for technical assistance (consultancy and training services) to support the implementation of the international standards requirements, which contribute to the facilitation of fresh horticultural product exports. The call was launched on January 10 and would end on January 31. 25 producers or…
Ukraine remains committed to its international obligations and continues to ensure the uninterrupted supply of food products to the most vulnerable countries despite Russia’s withdrawal from the grain deal and attacks on Ukraine’s port infrastructure, the Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security reports. “Ukraine remains one of the world’s largest producers and leading exporters…
Volodymyr Balin, Vice President of the Association of International Road Carriers (AsMAP), believes that Poland may cease to be the largest transit route for Ukrainian trucks to other EU countries. “We have to be prepared for the fact that Poland will no longer be the largest transit country for us to other countries of the…
The regulatory framework for the control of quick-frozen food intended for human consumption has been improved and aligned with EU requirements. The decision was taken by the Government on January 10. The main objective of the new changes is to adjust temperature monitoring procedures in transport vehicles and in storage areas for quick-frozen foods. Thus,…