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Retail representatives conveyed in the discussion with the prime minister that, in principle, they do not agree with state intervention in the economy, but considering the current situation, they will comply with the decision.

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"Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan had consultations today at the Victoria Palace with representatives of the Association of Large Commercial Networks in Romania. During the discussions, the representatives of the retailers mentioned that, in principle, they do not agree with state intervention in the economy, including through capping the commercial markup for food products, but considering the current situation, they will comply with the Government's decision in this regard," the Government reports in an official statement.

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Guvern: Reprezentanţii retailerilor au transmis în discuţia cu premierul că, principial, nu sunt de acord cu intervenţia statului în economie, inclusiv prin plafonarea adaosului comercial, însă ţinând cont de situaţia actuală se vor conforma deciziei

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