Competition Protection Commission

According to Deputy PM, it is Still Realistic for Bulgaria to Adopt the Euro in 2024

"Bulgaria can request an extraordinary report on its readiness to enter the Eurozone in March or April, but for this it must have met the inflation criteria and passed three laws." Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Pekanov announced this to Nova TV.

Appeals Threaten to Delay Greek-Bulgarian Pipeline

ICGB, the project company tasked with completing the construction of the Greece-Bulgaria gas interconnector, told BIRN that the firm  hopes the project will soon be back on track after two procurement procedures for the selection of an engineer-consultant and pipes delivery, were  stopped due to appeals.

Bulgaria Taxi Drivers Threaten to Stage Protests over Uber Car-Hire Service

Taxi drivers in Bulgaria have vowed to start mass demonstrations unless Uber Bulgaria is banned from operating, an open letter of a trade union reads.

According to the Union Taxi, the company, which has been active in Bulgaria (mostly in the capital capital Sofia) since December of last year, is violating the country's legislation.

Competition Protection Commission Fines Cable Services Provider BGN 900 000

Bulgaria's Competition Protection Commission (CPC) imposed a fine of BGN 887 260 to the communications and television provider Blizoo.

The sum, which equals 1% of the company's net income for 2013, is a penalty for an unscrupulous trade practice and potential infringement of the interests of the competition and the consumers.

Bulgarian Watchdog Fines Retail Chain Kaufland over Misleading Ad

The Competition Protection Commission (CPC) has imposed a BGN 500 000 worth fine on Kaufland for arguing it offers "the lowest prices" in an advertisement.

An inspection carried out by the CPC shows products in the chain stores have largely the same prices as those of competitors, the commission says on its website.

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