The goal of the investment is to foster the green transition and decarbonisation of buildings by reducing energy consumption for heating in multi-apartment and public sector buildings This investment contributes to reducing emissions alleviate energy poverty and encourage green infrastructure development and circular management of buildings The investment comprises support schemes for the energy renovation of public and multi-apartment buildings to reduce energy consumption for heating and increase the use of renewable energy sources The goal is to renovate at least 180,000 m2 of multi-apartment and 288,000 m2 of public buildings by June 2026 The Recovery and Resilience Facility provides funding of EUR 133 million covering 60% or 80% of the total cost of each energy renovation EUR 93 million worth of contracts were signed for both public and private buildings Buildings that will be renovated within two direct calls will achieve at least 50% annual heating energy savings and 30% annual primary energy savings will be achieved on the investment level A call for the energy renovation of public sector buildings (allocation of EUR 40 million) was published in March 2023 Individual counties will benefit from this investment as follows: More information can be found on the project webpage at the following links: More info can be found on social media here Slobodan Kadić 2024 – Tourism has been developing in continental Croatia Guests no longer prioritize staying in the sun all day but are delighted to discover the beauty of continental Croatia with so many treasures that it would be a shame not to do so A few days in the Bjelovar-Bilogora County – if you are wondering about the hidden gems of this region – will feel like a reward for your lifestyle its outstanding gastronomic offer and attractive locations with facilities for those who like outdoor activities and more are sure to leave you breathless Veliki Grđevac and the Mate Lovrak Cultural Center of are located in beautiful Bilogora Vlak u snijegu (Train in the Snow) is Mate Lovrak’s famous novel based on which one of the best Yugoslav children’s films was filmed Next to the big train that “starred” in the movie there is a very nicely arranged educational path through the forest popular with the little ones as they can roam free and enjoy the fresh air as well as a traditional house where you can see various tools and a decorated room and kitchen that reveal how people used to live there There is a bistro serving local dishes that you will surely enjoy because what would a museum be in the 21st century without a nibble to be found in the vicinity The locals are also really proud of their events so it’s worth looking at the calendar and visiting them during the Seedling and Flower Fair or the Creativity Fair If tradition is what you’re looking for learn all about corn threshing at the Velikogrđevacka Komušana or test your skills at the Santa Claus Bike Ride This area is all green and the clean forest air is a real blessing but you’re not ready to take the paths of the chamois you’ll love the easy hiking trails near the Kamenitovac Mountain Lodge This is also the lowest mountain lodge in continental Croatia where you can sleep (very reasonable prices) and have something to eat Five landscaped trails will be quite enough to breathe some fresh air and even the youngest ones will enjoy discovering various trees and plants.Foodies in search of traditional dishes will be attracted by the aromas from OPG Mihoci’s Izletište Vrata Bilogore near the abovementioned lodge – delicious homemade soups trganci with sour cream and other treats are waiting for their visitors arranged by the Roma in order to introduce visitors to their ways of life and traditions and the host Slađana will be there to welcome you and tell all the stories People are prone to prejudice when it comes to this numerous people who fight against all adversity with song and dance believe in good no matter how hard this is and what they do when it’s cloudy outside – you’ll find out when you stop by Have a taste their exquisite lavender tea and bite into a slightly spicy bread you can learn a lot about history and customs buy lavender from their field or even have a nice shot of rakija the picnic area on the small hill looks just like the other picnic areas as it is guarded by the strange creatures of Bilogora The hosts arranged an educational trail and created a picture book and a show at the barn in which unusual creatures are the main characters – they teach children and adults about the importance of preserving nature in a truly original way The picnic area looks like something from a fairy tale In Začudni Dućan (the Curious Shop) you can meet all the creatures or sing along at the show with Mladen Medak Gaga at the show who designed the whole story and there are beautiful horses on the property that you can ride with a beautifully decorated Natura 2000 Visitor Center dominated by a flora and fauna laboratory Check out the nearby Kaniška Iva – a beautiful little hill surrounded by forest and huge is an area where about 70 different species of birds live Feel free to climb the observation deck to watch their flight through the binoculars This is the area with the most ponds in Croatia the hosts will be happy to show you how to study the flora and fauna instruments and various other memorabilia to take you through a Robić’s time machine The graffiti artists made sure that he is remembered forever and painted a huge mural on the facade of the building let us say that the area is equally beautiful in all seasons It is worth visiting any time to feel and enjoy the secrets of nature and website in this browser for the next time I comment Dinamo Zagreb has secured the quarterfinals of the Croatian Cup.  Dinamo narrowly defeated the team competing in the third category of Croatian football Albanian striker Arbër Hoxha appeared until the 71st minute Dinamo will meet Osijek in the 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his Facebook profile that the financial structure has already been closed Croatia is known worldwide as a sporting destination, and it is truly incredible how many talented athletes a country so small has produced. There are also plenty of unusual events related to football and other sport that have put Croatia on the map. Perhaps the most bizarre of all is the football match held at the bottom of a lake in Imotski While Croatia needs this new stadium (and many more), there should be more done to promote the country’s sporting talent and history. On that note, is it time Croatia had a proper football museum Total Croatia News also a stadium in the suburbs of Ždralovi is being renovated and upgraded The mayor thanked the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) for the support in the construction of the new stadium The first match on this pitch will be played on Saturday between the city’s club and the NK Trnje from Zagreb The seasonal tourist train will run once a day on the route Osijek-Virovitica-Bjelovar-Zagreb-Split, reports HrTurizam and at its final destination in Split it should arrive at 8.42 am. Return from Split is planned every day at 22.06 hours the train would arrive in Bjelovar at 8.11 hours and in Osijek at 11.36 hours. The line will run until August 27 “The direct railway line that will connect Bjelovar to the Adriatic for the first time is the result of our efforts and talks we started last autumn We are extremely pleased with the agreement reached with HŽPP and consider it important progress in connecting Bjelovar with other parts of Croatia,” said the prefect Marko Marušić who talked with the representatives of HŽPP about the better connection of Bjelovar with Zagreb and the possibility of introducing a student train from Bjelovar to Zagreb children and students of primary and secondary schools will be able to travel for free in accordance with the Conclusion of the Government of the Republic of Croatia on the introduction of a pilot project of free public rail transport which is in force until the end of this year this pilot project includes unlimited daily train journeys from the place of residence to the place of schooling and occasional trips on vacations and other trips in the 2nd class of regular trains If you want to learn more about train travel in Croatia, be sure to check Total Croatia’s guide HERE For more, make sure to check out our dedicated travel section DRAW REVIEW: AEK Athens HC have the home right in the first leg of their final against HC Alkaloid in May DRAW PREVIEW: The two finalists await draw to find out who gets the first leg home right for the EHF European Cup Men final SEMI-FINALS REVIEW: Intense clashes in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Norway decided the finalists for the EHF European Cup Men 2024/25 SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW: Fight for the trophy heats up as HC Izvidac Runar Sandefjord and HC Alkaloid eye final seats ROUND REVIEW: AEK Athens and HC Alkaloid both took comfortable victories in the first leg of the EHF European Cup Men semi-finals SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW: The first leg takes place this weekend with matches in Greece and North Macedonia REVIEW: A penalty shootout decided the last team to progress to the EHF European Cup Men 2024/25 semi-finals OFFICIAL STATEMENT: The European Handball Federation has rescheduled the EHF European Cup Men quarter-final DRAW REVIEW: The EHF European Cup Women 2024/25 final starts in Spain following to the draw conducted by the EHF on Tuesday NEWS: The second leg of EHF European Cup quarter-final is set to be rescheduled at a neutral venue Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Croatia Bjelovar-Bilogora county in Central Croatia has heaps to offer © Goran KatićThe brewery in Daruvar is not quite Croatia's oldest but it is the oldest brewery in the country that remains on its original site the brewery's production has been informed by members of the sizeable Czech community who began to make a home for themselves in the town Daruvar even having Czech language schooling for its children Having brought their brewing know-how with them the Czech community and their Croatian counterparts have since presided over an endeavour that has remained successful since its founding in 1840 this despite its independent standing within an industry now dominated by giant international brands Their oldest beer was popular in the days of Yugoslavia but suffered a substantial hit when the country fell apart perseverance and traditional working methods have paid off. It has once again found favour this time among those who appreciate the championed ales of Croatia's decade-old craft beer revolution Within this connoisseur's corner of small-production beers it stands alongside the brewery's other craft range which has as many as nine different beers and is one of Croatia's premium craft brands The brewery is also the chief instigator of the town's longstanding beer festival © Reinhard Thrainer The low mountains of Bilogora in Bjelovar-Bilogora county are home to some of the most highly prized cows in Croatia thanks not least to the free-roaming lifestyle they have and the rich land on which they graze this prize beef is hung and aged prior to being sold You'd be lucky to be able to buy some though as most of the region's prime beef is exported or sold to some of the best restaurants in Croatia the country's top chefs long having been aware of the fine quality of its succulent steaks and filets there are many restaurants in Bjelovar-Bilogora County who stock and know exactly how to serve this premium product don't ask for a Bilogora steak to be cooked well done you'll near ruin its best qualities and earn a terrible reputation for visitors is one of the oldest medieval cities in Croatia Built at the behest of ban Stjepan Šubić in 1256 both of which were surrounded by defensive walls It's perhaps not surprising that the 18 metre-tall of these remains extremely well preserved when you consider that its stone work is some two and a half metres thick Such fortifications were still not enough to keep the invading Ottoman army at bay and they set the city alight in 1545 Fruitful archaeological excavations were undertaken on the site metal and stone work discovered there can today be viewed in the Moslavina Museum in Kutina the medieval ruins lie on a popular route for hikers taking on the nearby Mount Moslavina The site is enjoyed by them as a picnic spot prior to the ascent or as a relaxing reward on the way down © © SalajLand - Božićna i Uskrsna priča obitelji SalajNot having the natural assets of an Adriatic seaside region Bjelovar-Bilogora county has to work that much harder to attract visitors and has developed an events calendar richer than almost anywhere else in Central Croatia Events in the county extend throughout the year such as the Bjelovar Spring and Autumn fairs which are significant to those across the country who work in agriculture More accessible to the layman are the famous Salaj Family estate events of Easter and Christmas There are festivals dedicated to astronomy there's a festival dedicated to brass band music which draws participants from across the Balkans and a week-long celebration of percussion too The music programme of the aforementioned Daruvar beer festival is also one of its best components There are celebrations of Czech and Hungarian culture the latter marked significantly on Terezijana which honours the empress who founded Bjelovar © Fraxinus CroatAlthough some claim their origins are from Hungary the Janković family are associated strongly with the eastern regions of Croatia the latter being where Mihovil Janković was banished after his capture by the Ottomans following successful defensive campaigns he led against them on behalf of Austro-Hungary This branch of the family returned to north-east Croatia and Hungary after the region's liberation from the Turks and in 1745 his descendant Antun acquired the northern part of the Sirac estate He decided to build the family seat there and is still considered the most significant person in the town's history not least because he also commissioned the construction of the famous spa building in the town It was this family estate which originally held the title of Daruvar or Crane's castle daru coming from the Hungarian word for crane the bird still visible today on the city's coat of arms The name extended to houses of Podborje village which lay within the estate eventually supplanting the village's original title some sixty rooms and a grand salon formerly used for concerts and dances the U-shaped castle was completed in 1777 and holds three wings and a grand central courtyard The style of the castle comes from the Baroque period although its Viennese architects have been restrained with outer decorations The Ginkgo biloba aka maidenhair tree which greets you at the entrance is protected The last surviving subspecies of a tree family which dates back as far as 270 million years this particular Ginkgo biloba has a trunk circumference of some seven metres and is the oldest of its kind in Croatia The castle itself is a nationally protected part of Croatian heritage and houses a celebrated wine cellar regularly used for wine tasting events most notably the Vinodar wine festival (the region itself is able to trace its winemaking industry back some 2000 years) Also contained within the castle are rooms open to the public which are dedicated to the area's Jewish heritage regional history from the Second World War and one dedicated to the more recent Homeland War © avemarioBjelovar-Bilogora county boasts the most unique landscape within the broader region of Slavonia in which it is located holding not only the typical flat land found throughout the huge Pannonian basin This makes the county perfect for a variety of different activities Flat areas lend themselves well to cycling and walking; you can easily spend the whole day happily touring a rural topography beautifully impacted by vineyards and other traditional agriculture Within Bjelovar-Bilogora county's rural flatlands you'll also find some of Croatia's best places for horse riding The more challenging mountains and hills are perfect for hikers © Secret Mapping ExperimentThe Monument to the Revolution of the people of Moslavina located in the eastern part of the village of Podgarić is one of the most striking and famous of all the Yugoslavian-era war memorials It stands ten metres tall and 20 metres wide The communist regime of Yugoslavia commissioned many famous sculptors and architects Jordan and Iskra Grabul to design similar modernist structures following the Second World War Many of the memorials hold a specific inspiration and meaning Podgarić became a key encampment for the Partizan army who were trying to free Croatia from the ruling A large field hospital was built in the village which accepted many hundreds of injured soldiers The monument itself is a tribute to the people of the area who assisted both in the care of the wounded and in the effort to defeat the fascists The Ustaša also interned thousands of Croatian Jews homosexuals and dissenters in concentration camps and they are commemorated at other monuments across the former Yugoslavia The monument was designed by Dušan Džamonja and is the main draw for visits to the village a benefit sadly not enjoyed in other locations where similar monuments were destroyed following the collapse of communism © Matej TurbićCompared to the global fame acquired by Italy and France's winemaking endeavours Croatian wines have been a wonderful secret the country's wines score highly at so many international competitions that the cat is finally out of the bag it is red wines from Dalmatia and the wines of Istria that pick up most of the plaudits meaning there's one more secret to keep hold of; the brilliant white wines of Slavonia The unique terroir of Bjelovar-Bilogora County helps to make some of the finest white wine you will ever discover in Croatia or indeed anywhere else and the county's vineyards and wineries are beautiful and informative places to visit and try them Graševina is perhaps the most famous wine made in Slavonia and you'd have to look extremely hard to find a less-than-great version of this varietal produced in the region Slavonia is also known for producing fantastic Rieslings and a limited production of very distinct their grapes left on the vines almost until the first all-encompassing frosts ensuring maximum flavour is derived from the fruits Loathe as we are to give up the very last remaining secret but this area also produces some of the greatest Sauvignon blanc wines you'll ever try A sharper and often more punchy white wine than that made here from the more commonplace and traditional varietals the Vinodar event also serves as the official evaluation of the region's Sauvignon production © Kid Crap / Hades / Etik / Saint / Skar / 43 JamLife in rural areas can be a stifling and boring experience for some youths sections of the young community living in Bjelovar-Bilogora county have risen to the challenge and created diverse and wholly contemporary manifestations on which to spend their time The large amount of rural space in the county lends itself well to partying far from the earshot of close-by neighbours Throughout the summer you'll find young people decamped in wooded or waterside locations where their barbeques flame throughout the night and their soundsystems blast out electronic music some of it being produced locally by DJ and music-making collectives and can be found holding regular sessions at the town's great skateboarding park one of Croatia's best and he's in a position to be able to invite some of his similarly well-practised peers from throughout the country to their chief BMX event in May the town of Bjelovar has become one of the best places in the country to see graffiti and street art Most of Croatia's best-known graffiti artists have visited and painted in the town as well as some hugely impressive international names They have left their mark on the walls of residential buildings business premises and on the walls surrounding public spaces; 240 huge are a constant reminder of the persistence of the youth culture in the county © Termalni vodeni park Aquae Balissae DaruvarJust because Bjelovar-Bilogora county is not by the sea that doesn't mean you have to sit in the dry and dusty heat during summer some of the earliest recorded mentions of the region detail its most-famous water asset The previously mentioned Daruvar Spa now houses some of these waters and it's a wonderfully-designed place Within the spa you can relax and pamper yourself taking advantage of health and beauty treatments or simply just enjoy the soothing thermal waters If relaxation is not the only thing you want from a pool the nearby Aquae Balissae complex has everything you and the family could want its outdoor area boasts over 2,000 square metres of water features including two large swimming pools a sunbathing area and various catering facilities there's the prettily-housed indoor pools which are positioned over 600 square metres and contain four large pools these baths use thermal water and also offer some health and beauty treatments Daruvar is not alone in its offer though as Bjelovar also has an open-air pool that is incredibly popular and a great place to spend the day swimming and sunbathing A short trip away, Veliki Grđevac offers attractive outdoor pools. Šandrovac is also known for its open-air swimming pool - one of the county's most beautiful its set on a grassy terrain surrounded by verdant farmlands Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! facebooktwitterinstagramAbout us On Saturday evening Croatian President Zoran Milanović attended the costumed procession through this city 80 kilometres east of Zagreb The first edition of the annual festivities called “Terezijana” was launched 26 years ago Bjelovar prepares this tourist and entertainment programme the festivities are being held from 15 to 19 June Typical meals of the local cuisine were also offered to visitors For more, check out our lifestyle section 2021 – While 2020 was a terrible year for most there were plenty of success stories in Croatia such as the business-friendly Bjelovar Mayor it was the most successful year in his city’s history It is almost a year since I wrote the most unlikeliest of titles in the modern Croatia – Seeds of Change: My City is Corruption-Free, Claims Croatian Mayor Bjelovar Mayor Dario Hrebak appeared to be a mayor with a different agenda than the ones I was used to in local politicians – lining their pockets rewarding party loyalists and cousins with the top jobs and using the position to maintain the status quo rather than working for the citizens of the town.  Reducing the number of people in his administration to make it more efficient (never a vote winner) slashing local business taxes to encourage investment and digitising the system to make it more efficient and user-friendly Not things one was sadly accustomed to in public administration in Croatia.  The pandemic has prevented me from taking a more active interest in Bjelovar on the ground this year, but we have been following progress from afar The Bjelovar mayor has always been very communicative on social media, and his latest post on Facebook today hails not only the opening of the first McDonalds (and accompanying 40 jobs) in his city but also the fact that his policies seems to be working – he claims that 2020 was the most successful year in the history of Bjelovar For years we have been building Bjelovar as ′′business-friendly” a city with one of the best business environments in Croatia where the entrepreneurial kuna is valued more than in most other cities in Croatia was implemented within a short period of only a few months and this investment is proof that Bjelovar has become a desirable destination for many investors reduces public administration and makes it more efficient I’m sure there will be targets and new manufacturing investments (Site of the new McDonalds in Bjelovar – before and after) All entrepreneurs and investments are welcome to our Bjelovar and the competition encourages us to be better we have completed one of the more demanding years in which after 20 years we abolished the apparatus exempted payment entrepreneurs and other taxes and compensation so that they could keep their jobs and on the other hand by implementing a budget of about 250 million kunas this is the most successful year in the history of our city I’m convinced it will be even more successful You can follow the latest from Bjelovar in the dedicated TCN section the 16.5 MW Velika 1 in Ciglena near Bjelovar Tomislav Ćorić (left) and Muharrem Balat (right) 0 The Velika 1 geothermal power plant was put in operation in December 2018 and has been operating at full capacity since March 2019 supplying electricity to almost the entire city of Bjelovar The plant’s core technology was produced by Italy’s Truboden while domestic suppliers and contractors accounted for over 68% of the total investment according to the Croatian Renewable Energy Sources (OIEH) association Project manager Dragutin Domitrović said that Velika 1 has a power purchase agreement with the Croatian Energy Market Operator (HROTE) for 10 MW of installed capacity which corresponds to the average consumption of 29,000 Croatian households Electricity produced by geothermal power plants is fed to the grid regardless of the weather or time of day Since it started operating at full capacity in March this year Velika 1 has delivered over 55 GWh of electricity said that the company has built five power plants in Turkey adding that he hopes MB Holding will do the same in Croatia Balat noted that geothermal energy has numerous advantages over other renewable energy sources He added that investing in geothermal energy is risky and cost intensive but that the Turkish company is prepared to continue with investments in Croatia In early September, MB Holding signed a contract on designing a binary (ORC) geothermal power plant called Legrad with a projected installed capacity of 19.9 MW According to end-2018 data Turkey was the global leader in adding new geothermal capacity last year Be the first one to comment on this article 02 May 2025 - The project is located in Constanța county recognized for its superior yields in green energy production 02 May 2025 - The Sunčana (Sunny) Vipava project envisages installing solar power plants with a combined capacity of 20 MW 30 April 2025 - OMV put into operation its 10 MW green hydrogen plant at the Schwechat refinery 30 April 2025 - It is the second time this year that MVM contracted gas-fueled and hydrogen-ready power plants at sites of former fossil fuel facilities © CENTER FOR PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 2008-2020 website developed by ogitive Known for their friendly characters and the outstanding quality of their soft wool alpacas are not a frequent sight in Croatia Meet the cute expats and the man who brought them all the way from Peru When you’re driving on any given highway in Croatia and there’s a good chance you’ll see a handful of animals scattered all over the fields and pastures spanning along the side of the road casually nibbling on grass and going on about their business What you’re not likely to see are alpacas – that is The town of Veliko Trojstvo near Bjelovar is home to the first alpacas to ever come live in Croatia, reports Lokalni on April 10 they arrived to their new home owing to a local named Dejan Jalžabetić who decided to venture into alpaca-breeding four years ago The idea was initially suggested by his friend from the Faculty of Agriculture; as soon as Dejan did his research and found out the South American animals are known as outstandingly gentle and friendly characters “Considering I own large pastures in Veliko Trojstvo I was looking for animals that would graze the grass and thus take care of the upkeep Sheep would have been a more normal choice but I didn’t want to get animals that would have to go to slaughter later at some point I found out about a [financial support] measure for novice farmers I managed to acquire three alpacas from Italy last year” the merry trio wasn’t exactly easy to obtain and the existing handful of alpaca breeders aren’t willing to hand over their animals to just about anyone No breeder will agree to sell their alpacas until they’ve got well acquainted with the buyer Apart from education provided by breeders themselves Jalžabetić had to take a class at the Croatian Veterinary Chamber along with another course to get a certificate for transport of alpacas Even the transport itself calls for a complex procedure: Jalžabetić was required to have the animals examined by a veterinarian first then notify all vets working along the route he’d be taking to bring the alpacas to their new home also the first alpacas to ever come live in Croatia you’ll find two male and eight female alpacas on the pastures in Veliko Trojstvo Jalžebetić soon realised all claims about alpacas being low-maintenance animals weren’t exactly true They have to live in a group of at least three otherwise they’re likely to die of loneliness or fear They’re also quite picky when it comes to their diet – they won’t eat just about anything instead being very selective about the types of grass or hay they want to nibble on Once they’ve decided the food is to their liking which can lead to health complications or even a lethal outcome meaning they’re unable to feed on anything too coarse or rigid in texture; their long necks prevent them from eating anything of an elongated shape “The quality of alpaca wool is the best in the world and it’s much more valuable than merino wool or cashmere which is why 99 percent of people can wear it without having a reaction It’s used in the same way as plain wool – to make clothes with a kilogramme of the final product manufactured from alpaca wool easily reaching a price of 1600 euro freshly sheared wool is worth much less – from 20 to 40 euro per kilo depending on the body part it was taken from but that’s still a lot more than sheep wool is worth” Take a look at some photos and a video of the cute alpaca expats here This is the outcome of a recent meeting between Bjelovar-Bilogora County Prefect Marko Marušić and HŽ Putnički Prijevoz (HŽPP) executives 120,398 passengers boarded trains at railway stations in this county at which Marušić also requested more favourable train ticket prices for locals For more, check out our lifestyle section 24 March 2023 (MIA) - Minister of Agriculture Forestry and Water Economy Ljupcho Nikolovski and Payment Agency director Nikica Bachovski are paying a two-day visit to Croatia that included a meeting with counterparts Marija Vučković and Antun Vujić focusing on increase of bilateral trade exchange and efficient use of European funds for new investments in agriculture and rural development Minister Vučković transferred Croatia's experiences in the transformation of the public forest management enterprise into a state-owned company and offered support through joint teams that would work on meeting the EU requirements within the accession negotiations Forestry and Water Economy said in a press release It adds that Croatia's experience in the agri-sector would be of great help in the fields of agriculture and rural development Ministers Vučković and Nikolovski opened the 24th Bjelovar Spring Agriculture Fair with North Macedonia being a partner-country for the first time on record The event presents over 400 exhibitors from 11 countries Minister Nikolovski urged visitors to visit the Macedonian stand and taste the Macedonian brands "I use this opportunity to invite you all to visit the Macedonian area and feel the energy and sun of my country by tasting wines thus enticing you to visit North Macedonia and enjoy its beauties," noted Nikolovski Mia.mk користи колачиња Ние користиме колачиња за да го подобриме вашето искуство со прелистување да опслужуваме персонализирани реклами или содржини и да го анализираме нашиот сообраќај се согласувате со нашата употреба на колачиња except with the prior express permission of Media Information Agency Every intrusion and abuse of MIA website is penalized in line with Articles 251 and 251a of the Criminal Code of the Republic of North Macedonia Legal consultant and representative: Lawyer Milena Veljanovska - Stoilovska 2023 – The Croatian company Roto dinamic has made a very significant step forward in terms of its business It has also now opened the first specialised retail facility for the sale of beverages in Bjelovar-Bilogora County As Poslovni Dnevnik writes the Croatian company Roto dinamic has now officially concluded the process of taking over the wholesale channel of sales to 300 customers that was owned by the company Špar Bjelovar This business move has further strengthened the HoReCa customer network of the Croatian company Roto dinamic thus establishing the national beverage distributor’s leading position in wholesale and distribution in Croatia Bjelovar has become the centre of expansion of the Roto dinamic network in Bjelovar-Bilogora County the development of which the company will support through its operations “We have concluded the first acquisition of Roto dinamic after seven years and it fully follows one of the key directions of our strategy – the consolidation of the wholesale market in Croatia I’d like to sincerely thank the former owners for deciding to trust us with the wholesale part of the business in which we’re going to retain all previous employees Regardless of the fact that we’re a national company we will also maintain a local approach towards our new partners and I believe that they’ll certainly find numerous additional advantages in doing business with us In addition to taking over the wholesale part of the business we also opened a specialised retail facility in Bjelovar which I believe will very soon become people’s first choice when they go in search of fine drinks,” said Petar Bašić president of the Roto dinamic Management Board After the sales and distribution centre under the Croatian company Roto dinamica’s brand started operating last weekend the first Roto dinamica retail space specialising in beverages in Bjelovar-Bilogora County was also officially opened in Bjelovar In the space arranged according to the “Fun is serious business” concept you can find a wide range of top domestic and foreign wines and strong alcoholic drinks and there are all the necessary accessories for any seriously good party in the sales and distribution centre partners from the HoReCa channel are now waiting for a selection of drinks together with professional cleaning equipment The new specialised store is located at Ulica braće Diviš 14 A and the sales distribution centre can be found at Ulica Blajburška žrtava 8 and 10 The entire offer is also available for order to your door through the wildly popular delivery services Wolt and Glovo You are using an outdated browser. 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