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Bulgarian operators oppose 'disruptive' tendersBulgarian operators oppose 'disruptive' tenders
1-Sep-2005
BULGARIA. Six retailers are appealing to the supreme administrative court to delay several tenders for border duty-free licences called for by finance minister Milen Velchev until the new duty-free bill clarifying selection criteria is adopted
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Operators hope the new duty-free bill will be passed by the end of the year.
Retailers Sofcom, Corecom-Princess, BNK, Panchatantra, Deneb and Bellatour claim that the details and requirements for
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