These are products that will be banned Serbia after Minister Shala's decision on trade measures.

Trade and Industry Minister Andrew Shala has proposed at government meetings that taxes be imposed on 10 per cent of all products coming from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Minister Shala has argued the decision at the government meeting, adding that the deployment of the move is practical, approved by the World Trade Organisation.

“Seting measures on imports from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina “The Ministry of Trade and Industry has made due analysis of products which greatly harm the market in the Republic of Kosovo, so MTI proposes the government of the Republic of Kosovo to take steps to import all of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina's products.

I'm going to mention only one piece of products so the ministers can keep it clear. The measure is set up 10 percent for all products produced and that have orgies from Serbia and Bosnia excluding international products.

I'm posting some, milk products of milk, flour, construction materials, fluids, excluding international frogs, water, machinery, all products without exception produced in Serbia and Bosnia. This measure is practical, also approved by the World Trade Organization”, said Minister Shala at the Government Meeting.