波黑70%肉类依赖进口，肉价持续飙升

Core Insights - Bosnia and Herzegovina relies on imports for over 70% of its meat supply, primarily from Brazil and Argentina [1] - Meat prices have increased three times in the past two months, with beef leg reaching 26 marks per kilogram, chicken breast at 15 marks, and minced meat at 19 marks, reflecting over 100% increase compared to a year and a half ago [1] - Processed meat products have surpassed 50 marks per kilogram, indicating significant inflation in the meat sector [1] Industry Analysis - Domestic production capacity can only meet one month of demand, highlighting a critical supply issue [1] - Complicated procedures and lack of policy support are major constraints on local production [1] - The ongoing global price increase trend is expected to push milk prices to 3 marks per liter soon, adding to the pressure on consumer food prices [1]