Bulgaria Cracks Down on Food Chains with Extensive Inspections
Large-scale inspections at food retail establishments continue across Bulgaria
Nearly 70% of the 17,834 complaints received in Bulgaria's Commission for Consumer Protection in 2013 have been handled in favor of citizens, the institution reports.
The most frequent complaints concern faulty communication and audio-visual equipment, home appliances and services, shoes and furniture.
A total of 243 types of dangerous goods posing health risks have been banned, mostly products intended for children.
Consumers have been complaining in regards to the provision of quality tourism products. After carrying out 8990 inspections, the Consumer Protection Commission have drawn up 1034 statements.
Some 169 tourist accommodation establishments have been temporarily closed, due to providing services without the required rating or certificate of registration.
Sofia Municipality is setting up a dedicated working group tasked with converting all local taxes, fees, and service prices from Bulgarian leva to euros
Bulgaria is preparing to adopt the euro, but not everyone in the country is on board
Bulgaria has significantly dropped in the global ranking for gender equality in 2025
Top Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov has issued a public warning on social media about a fraudulent video circulating online that falsely uses his likeness.
Aquapark in “Zona B-5” Opens for Summer Season on June 14, 2025
Public and business attitudes toward Bulgaria’s adoption of the euro were detailed at a briefing hosted by the Ministry of Finance
Borderless Bulgaria: How Schengen Benefits Are Transforming Trade and Logistics
Bulgaria's Mortality Rate Remains Highest in Europe