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Bulgarian retail audits and food safety inspections

8 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Bulgarian National Revenue Agency finds tax evasion at UNSS pavilion

The Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (NAP) has implemented a series of inspections to enforce fiscal discipline across various sectors. In Plovdiv, the agency targeted diverse commercial establishments, including restau

[ACTIVE] [CRIME] [BG]

Online fraud trends in Bulgaria

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Bulgarian Commission for Consumer Protection warns of rising online shopping scams

Bulgaria has seen a rise in various forms of digital and financial deception. Initially, legal experts warned of “Task Scams,” where fraudulent actors promise high daily wages for simple online tasks, such as liking bran

[ACTIVE] [BUSINESS] [BG] [GR] [RO]

Bulgarian economic pressures and rising cost of living

27 clusters · 195 sources · last updated

Latest: Food prices in Bulgaria higher than in Romania, study shows

Bulgarian households face intensifying financial pressure from rising costs for utilities, fuel, and food. Following the transition to the euro on January 1, 2026, inflationary pressures remained high. In September 2026,

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Bulgarian fuel price and taxation policies

10 clusters · 23 sources · last updated

Latest: Lachezar Borisov: VAT reduction could lower fuel prices

Bulgaria has maintained some of the lowest fuel prices in the European Union through national tax policies and minimum excise duties. While gasoline and diesel prices remain low compared to neighbors like Greece, the mar

[QUIET] [HEALTH] [BG]

Bulgarian healthcare safety and oversight initiatives

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Bulgaria launches nationwide healthcare inspections after Plovdiv fraud discovery

Bulgaria has initiated several measures to address concerns regarding medical safety, consumer risks, and the management of healthcare resources. Initially, healthcare professionals and the Deputy Minister of Health lau