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This year, from 19 to 28 January the displays of 1,660 exhibitors from 66 countries will feature many aspects of agriculture, food and floriculture. The partner countrythis year is Bulgaria, which has been taking part in this fair for 30 years, and assumed the precidency of the Council of the EU on January 2018.
Source: gruenewoche.de
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