Tridge summary
A study funded by USAID and the Swedish government has found that Bosnia's fruit and vegetable exports increased slightly in 2019, reaching 7.4 million BAM (almost 3.8 million euros). The analysis, which covered the period 2015-2019, noted a rise in exports to Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Croatia. The five leading exports were frozen raspberries, pears, apples, pickles, and plums. Additionally, the export of medicinal plants, forest fruits, and honey saw a 246% increase in 2019, with exports to 46 markets worldwide, predominantly the EU (83%).
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Original content
In the framework of the joint project of USAID and the Swedish government "Market Agriculture Development Project II" (FARMA II) and in cooperation with the Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a thorough analysis of the foreign trade in fruit and vegetables in Bosnia has been made and Herzegovina in the period 2015-2019. The analysis shows that exports to three regional markets (Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro) have increased and that exports to Croatia started in the last quarter of 2019. The export of fruit and vegetable products increased slightly in 2019 by 7.4 million BAM (almost 3.8 million euros) compared to the previous year. The five most competitive exports are frozen raspberries, pears, apples, pickles and plums. According to the Sarajevo Times, the analysis of foreign trade for medicinal plants, forest fruits and honey in Bosnia and ...
Source: AGF
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