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VEGETABLE MARKET IN SLOVENIA BEFORE AND AFTER THE ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION
Marjeta PINTAR
; Agricultural Institute of Slovenia, Department of Agricultural Economics, Hacquetova ul.17, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Barbara ZAGORC
; Agricultural Institute of Slovenia, Department of Agricultural Economics, Hacquetova ul.17, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Sažetak
The paper describes how the Slovenian accession to European Union (EU) influenced the conditions on vegetable market in Slovenia. Slovenia remains the net importer of fresh vegetables. Annually, it imports larger quantities of vegetables than there are produced by agricultural holdings. The supply balance sheet for vegetables is the basis of an analysis of vegetable consumption on the level of entire country and allows the comparison with other countries. Data have shown that the degree of self-sufficiency varies a lot between years due to weather conditions. Although the conditions for vegetable growing in Slovenia are favourable, domestic production is too low to meet the domestic consumption. Many investigations have also shown that Slovenian people consume too small amounts of vegetables. This statement is supported by the supply balance sheet for vegetables. The human consumption per capita in Slovenia
is gradually increasing, but it is still low in comparison with the EU countries.
Ključne riječi
vegetable market; nutrition; supply balance sheet; Slovenia; European Union
Hrčak ID:
63734
URI
Datum izdavanja:
20.12.2010.
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