Bulgarian DEO Perfume Candy

Alpi commerce in Asenovgrad, Plovdiv region has found itself at the centre of a media explosion. Alpi worked with an American company back in 2011 to create a perfume candy called DEO. DEO Perfume Candy is a candy sweet that not only tastes great but also leaves your skin smelling of roses.

Those in both the confectionery and the beauty field worldwide have been hugely interested in this innovative product as it is the only product of its type that gives you fragranced skin through eating. The DEO Perfume Candy has caused a new product type to be formed called Nutricosmetics, nutritional products with cosmetic abilities.

Bulgarian Sweet Manufacturer Sells in UK

The Bulgarian sweet manufacturer Alpi, known for their tasty and innovative range of sweet products, has recently gained a distributer in the UK. The distributer is a company called Imports DG Ltd and Imports DG will be working on building the brand awareness of Alpi and selling their products.

Imports DG Ltd has shown great enthusiasm for the joint venture as they really feel the Alpi sweets have a great opportunity on the UK market because of their innovation and quality.

It is expected that a range of the Alpi sweets will be available instantly in the UK retail sector, whilst some of the range will go to wholesalers and a select few will be retained for launching through the supermarket chains later on.

Alpi is based in Asenovgrad in the Plovdiv region of the country and is a large sweet manufacturer with ISO accreditation and 5300 square metres of factory space.

Imports DG Limited are a UK sweet wholesaler who imports from overseas and is based in Mexborough, South Yorkshire and Leicester in the East Midlands in the UK.

Click here to visit the Imports DG website

Economy Costing Jobs

Much like the rest of Europe and the World, Bulgaria has suffered over 2011 at the hands of a poor economy, this economic downturn has not only cost business, but also hundreds of thousands of people jobs.

The job market is bare and the potential of finding new jobs in Bulgaria is quite scarce, if you are currently in a job then there would be no chance of looking into the job market as security is paramount at the moment.

2012 looks to be a pivotal year in the economy of Europe and its impact closer to home in Bulgaria. In the last three years since 2009, just after the economic bubble burst due to the sub prime mortgage market in the United States, it has been reported that 300,000 people across Bulgaria have lost their jobs.

The current job market is that bad that many people who are currently unemployed wish to work but have given up on finding a job as the job market simply doesnt have any jobs available to fulfil the growing demand of unemployed workers.