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New QR-code quality mark launched for Cyprus farm products (opens the original)
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Cyprus has launched a new National Quality Certification Mark that lets shoppers scan a QR code on packaging to check a product’s origin, production process and quality standards. Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou presented the system yesterday, at an event organised by the Department of Agriculture. Agri-livestock products produced, packaged or processed in the Republic can now carry their own identity through the Mark, which will appear on packaged Cypriot agricultural products in QR-code
Cabinet overrides Limassol on €95m mall despite backlash (opens the original)
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The Council of Ministers approved a special dispensation planning permit last Thursday for a new, modern shopping centre in Amathounta Municipality’s Agios Athanasios district, at an estimated cost of €95 million: €55 million in construction and €40 million to be invested separately by shop owners fitting out their own units. The development is backed by C.A.C. Papantoniou Ltd and Swillmatch Ventures Ltd, the group behind Nicosia Mall, Athienitis Supermarkets, the Zorpas Group, the Voici La Mode
The TV mess was 15 years in the making, following €10 million auction in 2010 (opens the original)
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The uproar over Cyprus’s transition to high-definition television is not some sudden problem. It is the chronicle of a foretold failure. What we are living through now is the accumulated result of bad decisions, political neglect and investment paralysis stretching back some 15 years, bad enough to bring the country to within a hair’s breadth of losing free terrestrial television altogether. To understand where we are, we have to go back to 2010, under an AKEL government, when the operating mode
Outraged industrialists warn government ‘White Zone’ freeze will kill off Nicosia’s heavy industry (opens the original)
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Industrialists operating in the Geri-Idalio-Tseri industrial zone are furious over a government decision to declare the area a “White Zone” for two years, warning the move is a stepping stone to permanent restrictions that will strangle their businesses. The freeze, enacted through two decrees by Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou on 20 March and 26 June 2026, blocks all new Category A (heavy industrial) development. The decision has sparked a fierce row between local authorities, the busine
€533 million ‘Land of Tomorrow’ project to transform former Larnaca refinery site (opens the original)
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The site of Larnaca’s former oil refineries is set for a radical transformation under a €533 million development project called “Land of Tomorrow.” Details of the scale and scope of the project have emerged in an Environmental Impact Assessment Study (EIAS) submitted to the relevant authority for approval of the General Town Planning Study. According to the study, Petrolina (Holdings) Public Ltd is planning a large-scale, mixed-use development combining residential, business and leisure function
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