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How much Coffee was imported in BiH in the first Half of 2016?

Published: August 13, 2016
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Bosanska-kafaIn the first half of 2016, 10.996.635 kilograms of coffee worth 43.004.281 BAM were imported in BiH, while in the same period last year 10.432.075 kilograms of coffee worth 46.021.746 BAM were imported, confirmed the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH.

In 2016, the largest amounts of coffee were imported from Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Austria, the United Arab Emirates, and Brazil.

In the mentioned period, 624.449 kilograms of coffee worth 4.604.393 BAM were exported from BiH, while in the same period in 2015 BiH exported 605.384 kilograms of coffee worth 4.651.716 BAM. BiH mostly exported coffee to the USA, Slovenia, Serbia, Kosovo, Austria and Sweden.

When it comes to Tobacco and tobacco products, in the first half of 2016 BiH imported 3.174.474 kilograms worth 37.523.764 BAM, mostly from Serbia, Croatia, Poland, Macedonia, Romania and Germany.

In the same period, BiH exported 959.473 kilograms of tobacco and tobacco products worth 10.809.653 BAM, mostly to Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, Macedonia, Vietnam and Iraq.

(Source: klix.ba)

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