The Environment Ministry has submitted for public discussion a draft proposal that would impose a temporary ban on exports of whitefish roe from Armenia. Scientific fishing was conducted in Lake Sevan from December 2025 through February 6, 2026, to assess the natural reproduction of whitefish in 2025-2026 and determine more precisely the timing of spawning…
Production of Hubert, Slovakia’s best-known sparkling-wine brand, will move to the Czech Republic until the end of the year, ending 74 years of production in Sered. Hubert J.E. will close its factory in the western Slovak town and transfer production to sister plants in Stary Plzenec and Mikulov. About 60 employees will be affected. Some…
Massive Russian attacks on warehouse infrastructure have complicated the logistics of supplying certain categories of food, but have not created a threat of food shortages in Ukraine. Production remains stable, and business is adapting logistics and moving from large warehouse centers to a more extensive network of smaller warehouses. This was stated by the Minister…
Armenia has exported 60 tons of Armenian fish and fish products to the United Arab Emirates, the Food Safety Inspection Body reports. Taking into account strong demand in the UAE market, the Food Safety Inspection Body is ready to connect interested fish farming and exporting companies with an organization exporting to the UAE to establish…
Bulgaria ranks 13th in the European Union in beer production, with breweries producing 442 million liters in 2025, according to data from the Brewers’ Union of Bulgaria. That volume accounts for about 1.3% of total EU beer production and translates into approximately 68.7 liters per person based on the country’s population of about 6.44 million…
Russia is purposefully attacking warehouses and food logistics. A significant part of modern storage facilities has already been destroyed, in some places up to 90%. It is important to understand: Ukrainians will not be left without food. This was announced by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky during his weekly…
Shoppers in Slovakia saw food prices fall by 2.1% in July, the fastest decline in almost a decade. But the respite could prove short-lived, with extreme drought and higher energy and fertiliser costs threatening to push prices back up. The July drop helped slow Slovakia’s overall inflation to 3.3%, its lowest level in a year…