Maxit Bulgaria Opens A Plant In Plovdivs Radinovo Industrial Area 27/03/2008
Industrial mortars' manufacturer Maxit Bulgaria will open its plant in Radinovo industrial area near Plovdiv, the company’s business development manager Pavel Pavlov said, quoted by Dnevnik daily. The new plant embraces a 1.5ha plot and its annual output capacity is estimated at 150 000 tons. Construction of the enterprise finished at the end of last year. The plant opened for business with clients as of mid-February after the successful end of its trial period that ran from the turn of January and during which only trial orders were manufactured. Currently, the factory has 12 employees but this number is expected to increase to 30 by the end of the year.   Maxit Bulgaria is a subsidiary of the Swedish Maxit Group, an international premix and clay producer and provider of premix... more

Chineses Crazy About Bulgarian Wine And Cosmetics 15/05/2008
Bulgarian companies - producers of wine, cosmetics and specific food will have the biggest chance to break on the immense Chinese market. That was announced by Ivan Lambov, director of a mediator firm in Beijing on the Plovdiv fair. It would be profitable to present Bulgarian tourist products and to take certain manufacture production in the Asian country. Most imported Chinese goods in Bulgaria presently are the paper, computer and photographic technique and furniture, which have null customs stake, Lambov explained Lambov warned, Bulgarian businessmen have to be aware of the specific character of the Chinese economics and people's manners there. Few days ago a big Sofia firm was cheated with big amount of money of a Chinese company - phantom, which took the money and... more

Prices Of Lodging In Bulgarian Resorts Decrease By 20 Per Cent 10/03/2008
After the New Year’s celebrations, prices of a night’s lodgings in the winter resorts decreased by 10 to 20 per cent compared to the end of 2007, Bulgarian Tourist Chamber said. The decrease is even larger if compared to prices around New Year’s Eve, the chamber told investor.bg. According to tourism branch data, Borovets was the most expensive resort for a vacation in the 2007/2008 season, followed by Bansko and Pamporovo. Vacation in the Chepelare resort was far less expensive. Bansko, however, was the most visited resort during the season. The hotels in the resort were ‘a hit’ among Bulgarian and foreign skiers, investor.bg said. As a result, the ski ticket prices were unlikely to drop even towards the end of the season. Ski tickets were most expensive in Bansko, with a day... more