Consumer attitudes on buying fish in Banja Luka

Ostojić, Аleksandar; Savić, Nebojša; Vaško, Željko

doi:10.5937/ekopolj1701129o

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“…Kaygisiz and Eken (2018) state that insufficient activity of marketing services leads to non-transparency of the fish market. Ostojić et al (2017) state that during the analysis of the fish market in the city of Banja Luka (B&H) 41% of respondents stated that they are not sufficiently informed about fish as food and 59% of respondents state that they are informed about fish as food through various media, promotion and oral recommendations.…”

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Supply and demand of fish in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jalić,

Ostojić,

Savić

2022

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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The primary goal of the paper was to analyze the fish market of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H). The paper presents the level of self-sufficiency and import dependence of fish for the period 2014-2020. The source of data was the data of the B&H Agency for Statistics and Indirect Taxation Authority of B&H. The following methods were applied: descriptive statistics, trend data and balance sheet method. On average, 3.161 tons of trout were produced in B&H per year, 82% of total fish production. Carp were produced 510 tons per year. Other freshwater fish are becoming less and less attractive for production. B&H's fish self-sufficiency is low (54%) and the average rate of import dependence is about 76%. The consumption of fish per capita is 2 kilograms. It is necessary to improve the education of the population throughout B&H about the importance of fish nutrition and the health aspects of its consumption.

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