Croatia drafts law to save economy from any Agrokor fallout - report


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  • Friday, 24 Mar 2017

Agrokor logo is seen at the company's headquarters in Zagreb, Croatia, March 22, 2017. REUTERS/Antonio Bronic

ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia's government has drafted a law to protect the economy from any problems arising at Agrokor, a major employer that is weighed down by heavy debts, a newspaper reported on Friday.

Agrokor, the largest food producer and retailer in the Balkans with revenues equivalent to 15 percent of Croatia's gross domestic product, is under pressure from investors and the government to clear up its debts. [nL5N1GS59U]

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