Government Prepares New Law for Large Retail Chains
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The government in Bulgaria is preparing a new law that will regulate the activities of large retail chains in the country. The law will address several important issues, including the working hours of stores.
According to the media outlet Forbes Bulgaria, the aim of the change is to set out more clearly how large chains operate. The new rules will apply to companies that have many stores in different cities. Not all details of the bill are clear yet.
However, businesses warn that the new law could put pressure on retail companies. According to industry representatives, stricter rules could affect how stores operate and how they develop. They expect talks with institutions before the law is adopted.
For consumers, the change could mean changes in everyday life, for example in the working hours of stores. For now, however, the law is at an early stage, and the final text will become known after discussion in parliament.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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