food import Archives - Montenegrobusiness

Higher agricultural turnover fails to reduce Montenegro’s food import exposure

04/08/2026

Montenegro’s agricultural market recorded a strong increase in sales and purchases during the first half of 2026, but the trade structure continued to show...

Montenegro’s food import dependence deepens as structural deficit widens

26/03/2026

Montenegro’s agri-food balance is increasingly defined by a stark asymmetry: for every €10 spent on food imports, only around €1 is generated through exports, underscoring...

Montenegro’s Mesopromet aims to boost domestic chicken production and reduce imports

21/07/2025

Increasing food production is a strategic priority for every country. Montenegro has the potential to boost its agricultural output and reduce import dependency. A...

Montenegro’s food import trends: Insights and analysis

18/03/2024

Recent data from Monstat's Statistical Office reveals Montenegro's extensive food import patterns, shedding light on the country's dependency on imported goods. In 2023, Montenegro imported...

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Food imports cost 744 million euros, while revenue from electricity exports amounted to 206 million euros

16/02/2024

Preliminary data from Monstat on foreign trade in goods for the previous year show that once again, the highest export revenue was from electricity,...