Minister of Agriculture Nidimovic: Serbia’s agricultural exports increase by 50%

Published 2021년 3월 26일

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Serbia's agricultural exports have seen a significant increase of 50% within the past two years, reaching a value of 4.2 billion US dollars in the previous year. This growth is attributed to the country's access to high-profit markets such as the UAE, Bahrain, India, and China. The country is now looking to expand its presence in the Vietnamese and Indonesian markets. Currently, the UAE and Middle Eastern countries are the primary recipients of Serbia's fruit exports, including apples and raspberries, and there is an growing interest in beef and lamb. Vietnam has shown interest in purchasing Serbian pork. India is a significant market for Serbia's fruit exports, having received nearly 40 freighters in less than half a year, with about 800 tons transported in the last three months. Cyprus also exports fruits to the US, but faces competition from South American blueberries.

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According to news from Nantong News Agency on the 25th, Serbian Agriculture Minister Nidimovic said that in the past two years, Serbia’s agricultural exports have increased by 50%, reaching 4.2 billion US dollars last year. Opened the world market, including high-profit markets such as the UAE, Bahrain, India, and China. The next step will be to enter the Vietnamese and Indonesian markets. Among them, the UAE and the Middle East countries are the most special countries in the food export destinations of Serbia. Exporting fruits such as apples and raspberries also hopes to increase the export of beef and lamb. The whole Persian Gulf region is also very interested in Serbian agricultural products. A large amount of beef is being shipped to Lebanon. Regarding pork exports, Vietnam, with a population of 80 million, expressed its interest in buying Serbia. Serbia is interested and has every reason to believe that Serbia pork will once again enter the EU and China markets. Regarding ...

Source: Foodmate