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Serbia border delays impose hidden costs on exporters

The European Commission says delays and non-tariff barriers at Serbia’s EU border crossings continue to affect trade flows. It says coordinated procedures could help exporters facing rising labour and energy costs.

Austrian Post Acquires D Express as Serbia’s Parcel Delivery Market Consolidates

Serbia’s Industrial Output Growth Remains Limited as Factory Demand Diverges

ENGEL Expands Serbian Manufacturing Network with New Kikinda Production Site

Waberer’s to Add 20,000-Square-Metre Logistics Capacity in Serbia

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