Retailers in Bulgaria have been obliged to display prices in both leva and euro since August 8 as part of preparations for eurozone membership.
Călin Nicolescu
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The regulation requires all shops to display prices in leva and euro by August 8, 2026, in the context of Bulgaria's accession to the euro area. Prices must be displayed identically on labels and promotional offers must be clearly distinguishable. Retailers have two months to adapt their schemes and unjustified price increases are banned until the end of 2025. Large firms must publish final prices on their websites, but have opposed the measures as restrictive.
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