Smolyan Eats The Most Yogurt And Potatoes

Video: Smolyan Eats The Most Yogurt And Potatoes

Video: Smolyan Eats The Most Yogurt And Potatoes
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Smolyan Eats The Most Yogurt And Potatoes
Smolyan Eats The Most Yogurt And Potatoes
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Smolyan district ranked first in terms of consumption of yogurt and potatoes last year. One person in the district ate an average of 60.4 kilograms of yogurt in 2013.

The average number of potatoes eaten by one person in Smolyan is 50.1 kilograms per year.

The Territorial Statistical Bureau states that compared to the average amount of yogurt eaten in the country, in the region it has increased by 114.9%, and the values for potatoes are higher - 88.6%.

The comparison of this year's results with those of previous years clearly shows that in the Smolyan region the consumption of bread and pasta has increased.

Potatoes
Potatoes

In the past year, each person in the district ate an average of 105.2 kilograms of bread.

The consumption of sugar, eggs, fruits and canned vegetables has also increased in the country for the last year. On the other hand, the consumption of meat, cheese, fish and fish products, vegetables, alcoholic and soft drinks is lower.

In 2012, the purchased alcohol was equal to 17.8 liters, and in 2013 the amount dropped to 16.8 liters per person per household.

Apart from the change in the preferences of the Bulgarians, Agra Europe announces that this autumn a new system for calculating the duties of imported tomatoes will be launched, the aim of which is to be more objective, transparent and fair.

The calculation program is part of the European Union's campaign to change the rules for importing and exporting vegetables, which is due to start on 1 October.

Tomatoes
Tomatoes

The changes that will be introduced in the market governance rules will respond to the concerns of some EU fruit and vegetable producers and will make tax collection by importers more transparent and objective.

The European Commission notes that the entry prices of fruits and vegetables will comply with customs regulations.

This will mean that from 1 October, the current system for the standard value of tomato imports will be renewed and aligned with the new reforms.

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