Agricultural exports from Serbia to Russia increased in the first half of the year

게시됨 2021년 8월 31일

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In the first half of 2021, Serbia's export earnings were predominantly from the European Union (EU), contributing 55.8% or 1.1 billion euros, followed by the CEFTA countries with 22.7% or 448.8 million euros, and Russia with 7.8% or 153.6 million euros. Corn, frozen raspberries, wheat, and Serbian tobacco cigarettes were the top agricultural exports. On the other hand, imports were led by the EU with 67.2% or 748.8 million euros, followed by the CEFTA countries with 8.6% or 96.3 million euros, and Russia with 4% or 45.1 million euros. The period saw an increase in imports from the EU by 11.4%, but a decrease in imports from Russia by 21.1% compared to the same period in 2020.

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"The most important foreign trade partners of Serbia in exports in the first half of this year are the EU countries with a participation of 55.8% or 1.1 billion euros in total, then the CEFTA countries (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, self-proclaimed Kosovo - ed.) From 22.7% or 448.8 million euros and the Russian Federation from 7.8% or 153.6 million euros. , 8%, and to the CEFTA countries - by 6.6%, "the CCI said. At the same time, the most important agricultural products for Serbian foreign trade were corn, frozen raspberries, wheat, and the list also included Serbian tobacco cigarettes packaged in the country. At the same time, imports of agricultural products from Russia to Serbia decreased. "The volume of imports from the EU countries in the first six months of this year amounted to 748.8 million euros, which is 67.2% of all imports, ...

출처: Agrovesti