Food preservation
White goods market expands by 10 percent in 8 months
Domestic sales of white goods rose by 10 percent in the January-July period compared to the same period last year, says Gökhan Sığın, chairman of the board of directors of the Turkish White Goods Manufacturers' Association (TÜRKBESD).
Rising Theft in Bulgarian Hotels: Tourists Target Everything from Towels to TVs
Tourists in Bulgaria have been reported to frequently steal items from hotel rooms, ranging from towels and bed linens to televisions and artwork, reports "Telegraph". Hoteliers across the country have shared their experiences of theft, noting that many of these incidents involve foreign visitors.
New cryoprotectant chemicals could preserve organs without ice damage
Freezing living cells is a good way to preserve them for much longer than at room temperature, but traditional freezing damages those cells as ice crystals form
The strange Cook pine trees that always lean towards the equator
“We got holy-smoked that there’s possibly a tree that’s leaning toward the equator wherever it grows”
Without official aid, Durban flood victims dig themselves out
Entering their fourth day without power or water, Durban's poorest residents lined up on Thursday to collect water from burst pipes and dug through layers of mud to retrieve their few possessions.
There was a sense of despair amid the stench of sewage, growing stronger as the rains which wrought so much devastation stopped and the tropical heat returned.
Coronavirus: Europe approves Johnson & Johnson vaccine
It can be stored in normal refrigerators for up to three months and requires a single dose
Bulgarian Farmers Will get Over EUR 2 Million to Overcome the Consequences of the Pandemic
In 2020, Bulgaria's State Fund Agriculture is to distribute over EUR 2 million under the de minimis scheme to help the Bulgarian farmers sell their fresh fruits and vegetables. The assistance is part of the measures aimed at overcoming the consequences of the state of emergency which was in place in Bulgaria due to the covornavirus pandemic.
Nigrita prison under scrutiny after police raid
The alleged collusion between inmates and authorities recently uncovered at a penitentiary in northern Greece has led to the sacking of its directors and the transfer today of prisoners to other institutions.
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BFSA Withdraws Dangerous Romanian Mackerel from the Market
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) withdrew 251 kg and 613 g of smoked fish from the market, which contained Listeria monocytogenes.
The fish is smoked mackerel in a vacuum package manufactured by Ocean Fish - Romania, batch No L 12.11.2019, the Agency said.
The product has been distributed commercially throughout the country.
eSky: Bulgarians’ Air Travels Increased by 18.3% Compared to the Last Year
The Bulgarians' air travels increased by 18.3% compared to the last year . 45% of the bookings were made through a mobile device - 3% up from the previous year, according to a recent analysis by eSky experts.