Mid Europa Partners buys Danube Foods Group

Go home Lenard, you're drunk again...

I do not think Serbs should sell these healthy and popular Serbian-built companies to foreigners because that moves some of the profits outside Serbia. Does Serbia tax the profits of these companies?

O no milk products are going to get very expensive in Serbia what will the cry babies do. I guess you can do like Putin recently dropped the price for vodka so Russians forget what a idiot he is. In Serbia Rakija and drink your self's to a stupor and forget all your self inflicted problems.

Foreign firms are not interested in healthy food which is natural and fresh. Beware of the Eu firms that want to sell milk as long as it is flavoured and has more sugar than cola and biscuits full of sugar and fat rather than bread. Energy drinks are bonkers just have a nice cup of tea which will give you all the caffeine you need if you drink it the English way !

O no milk products are going to get very expensive in Serbia what will the cry babies do.
(Lenard, 3 February 2015 20:57)

haha how does this mean milk is going to "get very expensive".

Well at least the milk will be afflatoxin free now.

Lenard, are you suggesting Serbia prevent Croatians from crossing in the Serbia to buy food, such as milk, to ensure Serbia has enough food for it's self ?

I would not want to stop a Croatian child from having adequate food, unlike the EU.

O no milk products are going to get very expensive in Serbia what will the cry babies do. I guess you can do like Putin recently dropped the price for vodka so Russians forget what a idiot he is. In Serbia Rakija and drink your self's to a stupor and forget all your self inflicted problems.

O no milk products are going to get very expensive in Serbia what will the cry babies do.
(Lenard, 3 February 2015 20:57)

haha how does this mean milk is going to "get very expensive".

Go home Lenard, you're drunk again...

Well at least the milk will be afflatoxin free now.

Lenard, are you suggesting Serbia prevent Croatians from crossing in the Serbia to buy food, such as milk, to ensure Serbia has enough food for it's self ?

I would not want to stop a Croatian child from having adequate food, unlike the EU.

I do not think Serbs should sell these healthy and popular Serbian-built companies to foreigners because that moves some of the profits outside Serbia. Does Serbia tax the profits of these companies?

Foreign firms are not interested in healthy food which is natural and fresh. Beware of the Eu firms that want to sell milk as long as it is flavoured and has more sugar than cola and biscuits full of sugar and fat rather than bread. Energy drinks are bonkers just have a nice cup of tea which will give you all the caffeine you need if you drink it the English way !