Montenegrin Fuel Traders Reject Fuel Marking Plan Amid EU Concerns

Fuel traders in Montenegro are reportedly rejecting a government plan for fuel marking, which would generate at least 3.5 million euros annually over five years. The EU Delegation has previously stated that such a plan contradicts EU directives.

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vijesti-meCroatian80d ago

Trgovci gorivom ne prihvataju markiranje: Vlada dala milionski...

Izabrani ponuđač imao bi prihod od najmanje 3,5 miliona eura godišnje. Ugovor se potpisuje na pet godina iako Crna Gora za dvije godine planira da uđe u EU Iz Delegacije EU ranije saopštili da je ovakav plan suprotan njihovim direktivama koje će Crna Gora morati da poštuje nakon učlanjenja

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Montenegrin Fuel Traders Reject Fuel Marking Plan Amid EU Concerns

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