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"Progressive Bulgaria" to the Head of "Kaufland": No One Is Above the Law

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Instead of arguments from Kaufland, we hear threats, notes Progressive Bulgaria "No one is stronger than the state when it applies the law to protect the rights of its citizens," Progressive Bulgaria wrote on Facebook regarding a statement by Kaufland Bulgaria CEO Mihail Petrov during the third edition of the Modern Trade Forum MORE […]

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A possible outflow of a retail chain from Bulgaria will be quickly compensated by competition. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Pulev against the backdrop of the dispute between the government and Kaufland Bulgaria. According to him, the modern trade market is “sufficiently profitable and liquid”. Pulev commented on a statement by the head of Kaufland Bulgaria, Mihail Petrov. Earlier, Petrov stated that in the event of a possib…

Progressive Bulgaria has entered into an in absentia dispute with the management of Kaufland Bulgaria over the reaction of the company's CEO Mihail Petrov against the fine of 75.65 million euros imposed by the Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC). The reason for this is his statement at the modern trade forum MORE THAN TRADE, in which he announced that the chain will seek its rights in court and has legal arguments with which to ch…

Instead of arguments from Kaufland, we hear threats, notes Progressive Bulgaria "No one is stronger than the state when it applies the law to protect the rights of its citizens," Progressive Bulgaria wrote on Facebook regarding a statement by Kaufland Bulgaria CEO Mihail Petrov during the third edition of the Modern Trade Forum MORE […]

The tension between the state and large retail chains escalated into an open verbal clash after Kaufland CEO Mihail Petrov warned that the company's collapse could have more serious consequences than the bankruptcy of Corpbank.

"We are not at war with retail chains, but with unfair commercial practices. I do not appreciate such a tone. I think it is quite arrogant and shows a complete lack of respect for the Bulgarian government, Bulgarian institutions and independent regulatory bodies," said Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Pulev, quoted by bTV. He made this comment on the statement of the CEO of Kaufland Bulgaria, Mihail Petrov, after the fine imposed on the retail ch…

The Progressive Bulgaria parliamentary group responded to Mihail Petrov, executive director of Kaufland Bulgaria. ...

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focus-news.net broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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