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Saturday, 09.10.2010.

15:27

Trade minister on milk shortage

There is a milk shortage in Serbia because primary producers are not delivering sufficient amount of milk to dairies, says the trade minister.

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Ataman

pre 13 godina

Milk in Slovakia costs about the half what the price in Serbia is. I was also shocked to see milk going well over 70 Cent in Kosovo, while in Slovakia 30-50 Cent is the normal price. In Hungary the milk (except the near-zero fat) is the same as in Slovakia. But: the Hungarian feta costs half the Hungarian price in Kosovo. The Ukrainian price is about the same as in Serbia.

Go figure, I think, food mafia playing silly games and wants us look dumb.

What I like the least: the cheapest price is in the States... but the salaries there are the least cheap.

I am not sure, but did anyone notice a little thing? Regardless, where you buy the milk: it comes in the paper box ALWAYS MADE BY TETRA (of Sweden). The days of the "normal" milk in plastic bag are gone. I am curious, how much is that milk without costs associated with Tetra?

http://www.tetrapak.com/Pages/default.aspx

Be careful with the web site tough: after you click in the middle, you will land up here:

http://campaign.tetrapak.com/protection

and it will tax your processor real good, don't say I did not warn.

ida

pre 13 godina

None of this went on in Milosevic's time - even under sanctions.
The current crew is doing so many things wrong.
Serbia needs to vote them out.

ida

pre 13 godina

None of this went on in Milosevic's time - even under sanctions.
The current crew is doing so many things wrong.
Serbia needs to vote them out.

Ataman

pre 13 godina

Milk in Slovakia costs about the half what the price in Serbia is. I was also shocked to see milk going well over 70 Cent in Kosovo, while in Slovakia 30-50 Cent is the normal price. In Hungary the milk (except the near-zero fat) is the same as in Slovakia. But: the Hungarian feta costs half the Hungarian price in Kosovo. The Ukrainian price is about the same as in Serbia.

Go figure, I think, food mafia playing silly games and wants us look dumb.

What I like the least: the cheapest price is in the States... but the salaries there are the least cheap.

I am not sure, but did anyone notice a little thing? Regardless, where you buy the milk: it comes in the paper box ALWAYS MADE BY TETRA (of Sweden). The days of the "normal" milk in plastic bag are gone. I am curious, how much is that milk without costs associated with Tetra?

http://www.tetrapak.com/Pages/default.aspx

Be careful with the web site tough: after you click in the middle, you will land up here:

http://campaign.tetrapak.com/protection

and it will tax your processor real good, don't say I did not warn.

ida

pre 13 godina

None of this went on in Milosevic's time - even under sanctions.
The current crew is doing so many things wrong.
Serbia needs to vote them out.

Ataman

pre 13 godina

Milk in Slovakia costs about the half what the price in Serbia is. I was also shocked to see milk going well over 70 Cent in Kosovo, while in Slovakia 30-50 Cent is the normal price. In Hungary the milk (except the near-zero fat) is the same as in Slovakia. But: the Hungarian feta costs half the Hungarian price in Kosovo. The Ukrainian price is about the same as in Serbia.

Go figure, I think, food mafia playing silly games and wants us look dumb.

What I like the least: the cheapest price is in the States... but the salaries there are the least cheap.

I am not sure, but did anyone notice a little thing? Regardless, where you buy the milk: it comes in the paper box ALWAYS MADE BY TETRA (of Sweden). The days of the "normal" milk in plastic bag are gone. I am curious, how much is that milk without costs associated with Tetra?

http://www.tetrapak.com/Pages/default.aspx

Be careful with the web site tough: after you click in the middle, you will land up here:

http://campaign.tetrapak.com/protection

and it will tax your processor real good, don't say I did not warn.