Food market in USA and Bosnia and Herzegovina

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voluntary report public distribution date 11 18 2004 gain number bk4025 bosnia hercegovina exporter guide annual approved by sarah hanson us embassy prepared sanela stanojcic highlights and herzegovina bih imports around two thirds of its overall food needs the market for processed foods focuses on value rather than quality as consumers seek to obtain most their money import tariffs are low compared other countries in region challenges exporters include a complicated dual system government incomes poor infrastructure this contains marketing tips information importing important points contact includes psd changes no trade matrix unscheduled vienna au1 bk usda foreign agricultural service global agriculture network template version 2 09 page 16 unclassified i overview economic situation economy 1 is still recovering from 1992 1995 war transition socially planed recent years has been driven donations international community gross domestic production gdp growth reflected more