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The government voted abolition for the Duty free-shops

Last update: 2008-04-10 03:37:30

The members of the Parliament voted changes in the Free Zone Trade Act. The duty free-shops and gas stations on the Bulgarian borders with Turkey, Macedonia and Serbia will be closed.

They will stay open for 3 more months but will sell only goods with excise labels. The abolition of the duty free-shops is under demand of the European Commission.

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