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Business | August 7, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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`DEVIN PLC. started exporting mineral water from the Devin region (the Rodophe mountains, Southern Bulgaria) to Greece`, the company`s Commercial Director Valentin Ignatov announced. Devin Plc. already exports mineral water to Germany and Macedonia. The company plans to establish itself on the Greek market before the start of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.
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Italian company PROGECO manufactured a 30-M TOWER at the Flotski Arsenal Shiprepair Yard in Varna, which will be used for gas pipe lying on the Black Sea bed. The device, worth $1.5 M, will be shipped to Turkey. The tower is destined for the Blue Stream project, which will be piping 16,000 million cu m of Russian natural gas to Turkey over 1,2400 km across the Black Sea when completed in the first half of 2002.
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Italian company PROGECO manufactured a 30-M TOWER at the Flotski Arsenal Shiprepair Yard in Varna, which will be used for gas pipe lying on the Black Sea bed. The device, worth $1.5 M, will be shipped to Turkey. The tower is destined for the Blue Stream project, which will be piping 16,000 million cu m of Russian natural gas to Turkey over 1,2400 km across the Black Sea when completed in the first half of 2002.
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