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

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

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...

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

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

The arrival of foreigners significantly increased food imports

Monstat's preliminary data on foreign trade in the first nine months show that we spent 560.27 million euros on food imports, which is 20.3...
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Montenegro mainly imports cattle and electricity from Serbia, and exports medicine

Serbia has been an indispensable foreign trade partner of Montenegro for decades. During 2022, total imports of Montenegro amounted to EUR 3.5 billion, and...

Increased volume of foreign trade

During the first quarter, the volume of foreign trade increased significantly. The trend that is present in the Montenegrin economy is that imports are...
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