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The food processing industry in Serbia and Montenegro is a vital component of the region`s economy, rich in tradition and steadily adapting to modern trends. With a history deeply rooted in agriculture, both countries possess a wealth of locally sourced ingredients that form the foundation for a diverse range of food products

In South-Eastern Europe the adoption of LED technology is rapidly gaining momentum, primarily propelled by significant investments in infrastructure and extensive renovation projects across various sectors. This growth is underpinned by a rising recognition of the environmental advantages offered by LED lighting, alongside the attractiveness of cost-effective smart LED solutions that cater to residential, commercial, industrial and automotive applications

One of the most significant pillars of the local economy today, the metal processing and machinery sector in Serbia has a long history of growth and is one of the top industrial and production sectors in the country

The rapid advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence and the ever wider adoption of those technologies in SMEs brings a multitude of benefits for the economical development of the countries in Southeast Europe (SEE). Although, the share of companies, using robots, stays relatively low, compared to the more developed regions of Europe and the world.

Following an exploration and development investment of USD 250 million, Adriatic Metals produced the first silver/lead concentrate and zinc concentrate from the newly constructed Vares Processing Plant on 27 February 2024. The Rupice Mine, from which the ore is sourced, commenced mining in July 2023

Aligned with national strategies for renewable energy, the plant includes up to 18 wind turbines and their connection to the national energy grid and is expected to produce 115 GWh/year of electricity

Industry 4.0, defined as smart manufacturing and supported by the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), is affecting entire global production, including Serbian industry. The fourth industrial revolution is relatively slowly (and with a serious delay compared to the most high-tech economies in Europe and the world) but steadily developing in the country according to local and international experts

Organic farming, the most desirable form of agricultural production from an environmental point of view, is more widespread in Slovenia than in the EU as a whole and is increasing

The Western Balkan governments bear the primary responsibility for speeding up the deployment of sustainable energy, improving energy efficiency, phasing out fossil fuels and ensuring an inclusive, bottom-up just transition planning process

The metal processing and machinery sector in Serbia has a long history of development and it`s among the leading national production and manufacturing industries and one of the most important pillars of the local economy today