International trade in agri-food products is of special significance for Serbia, since it has high participation both in GDP and in trade. The European Union, as the most important trade partner of Serbia, liberalized the import of agri-food products from Serbia after the political changes of 2000. Further processes of Serbia's accession to the European Union, led to the formalization of trade relations in the form of Stabilisation and Association Agreement, which was implemented in the period 2009-2014. The paper analyzes international trade in agri-food products between Serbia and the European Union in the period 2004-2014, thus covering the period before and during the implementation of the Agreement. The data used in this paper is the official data of the Serbian Statistical Office and EUROSTAT, and research results have shown that the Agreement has enabled the improvement of mutual trade, and also that mutual trade relations have still not been utilized to their maximum potentials.
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