Serbian Fuel Retailers Unable to Sell Subsidized Diesel to Farmers

Serbian fuel retailers are reporting that they are unable to sell subsidized diesel to farmers at the government-mandated price of 184 dinars. This situation is causing difficulties for both retailers and agricultural producers.

10 Jul, 16:39 — 10 Jul, 16:39

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n1-serbia29d ago

Serbian fuel retailers can't sell subsidized diesel to farmers

Owners of private petrol stations in Serbia said they cannot sell diesel to farmers at a government-mandated subsidized price unless they are compens

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First report: danas · 10 Jul, 09:52|Full coverage: 2 · 7h|Window: 7h

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danas10 Jul, 09:52First to report

Vlasnici benzinskih pumpi: Nemamo mogućnost da prodajemo dizel poljoprivrednicima po 184 dinara

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n1-serbia10 Jul, 16:39Latest update

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Serbian Fuel Retailers Unable to Sell Subsidized Diesel to Farmers

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Serbian fuel retailers can't sell subsidized diesel to farmers

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Vlasnici benzinskih pumpi: Nemamo mogućnost da prodajemo dizel poljoprivrednicima po 184 dinara

Serbian fuel retailers can't sell subsidized diesel to farmers

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