Bulgaria interzice creşterea şi uciderea animalelor pentru blană. Amenzi de până la 10.000 de euro pentru cei care încalcă legea

Bulgaria has banned the breeding and killing of animals for fur production, imposing fines for violations. The law targets farms raising animals solely for their fur, including minks and foxes. Individuals face fines up to €1,500 for first offenses, while companies can be fined up to €10,000. The ban aims to prevent fur producers from relocating to Bulgaria from other European countries. Currently, there are no active fur producers in Bulgaria, according to Deputy Anton Kutev.