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Serbian minister announces new route for exports to Russia via Turkey and Baltics

This weekend, Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Minister Branislav Nedimović said a route had been found for exporting Serbian products to Russia, and goods will be shipped via Turkey and some Baltic countries. Nedimović also stated that the issue with apple exports had been resolved and that Serbia had exported more strawberries in the last month than in the same time frame last year.

The minister said that the current developments in the world’s food market were “child’s play” compared to what would happen in 6 to 12 months, which is why he believed that the “alertness of all institutions is needed” in Serbia. He recalled that quarterly export quotas had been set.

“We must maintain a balance. Producing without having enough for ourselves must not happen. There has to be everything in Serbia, and we must have enough for neighbours in the Open Balkans,” Nedimović said.

Source: euractiv.com

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