The Bulgarian farmers lost nearly 300 million leva ($ 168 million) after the introduction of the Russian embargo in August 2014. This was on the Bulgarian National Radio reported the Minister of Agriculture and Food of the country Desislava Taneva, the agency Focus.
The losses are mainly associated with a reduction in the prices of goods that fall under the ban. At the same time Bulgaria is interested in restoration of relations and a return to traditional markets, stressed Taneva. However, she can not do it yourself, this is possible only in the European Union, recalled the minister.
products prohibited for import to Russia from the United States, European Union, Canada, Australia and Norway, was published in August 2014 . Later list repeatedly subjected to correction. The ban got supplies from these countries beef, pork, poultry, fish, cheese, milk, fruit and horticultural products. In June 2015, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree extended the embargo for another year.
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