In 2010 Serbia has realized the surplus of 1.36 billion dollars in the trade with the countries of the Central European Free Trade Agreement. It is mostly the result of the exports of agricultural products from Serbia to Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYRMacedonia, Albania and Moldova.
Last year, Serbia was mostly exporting grains and related products, beverages, iron and steel, while importing electricity, iron and steel, coal and colored metals, as well as fruits and vegetables.
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