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Increase by More than 60 Percent of Sales in FBiH Market

Published: March 28, 2013
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According to the statistics of the Federal Bureau of Statistics, the value of the sale of agricultural production in the FBiH market in February this year amounted to 1.045.411 KM, which is 788.395 KM or 62,7 percent more in comparison to the same month in 2012.

The total sales of agricultural products on the market, taken as grouped products, was: vegetables accounted for 36,6 percent, fruit for 22,2 percent, poultry and eggs was 17,9 percent and milk was 7,8 percent.

Potatoes had 6,6 percent, honey and wax was 4,5 percent, grains was 2,6 percent, grapes was 0,8 percent, fish was 0,4 percent and firewood was 0,3 percent.

Olive oil from production in the total sales of agricultural products on the market in February accounted for 0,4 percent.

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