More than 100,000 businesses handle food in Serbia, but the number of inspectors is insufficient, leaving each inspector responsible for overseeing hundreds of facilities, while budget funds allocated for food sampling(read more)
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Apoteka Beograd still awaiting promised funds to continue operations
Apoteka Beograd has yet to receive funds for the purchase of medicines and medical supplies promised at a June 28 meeting between employees, then-Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, representatives of the City of(read more)
FCA revenue rises 9.6-fold as Kragujevac plant produces nearly 500 cars a day
Operating revenue at Stellantis’ FCA car plant in Kragujevac rose 9.6-fold in 2025 to RSD 118.3 billion, while FCA Serbia posted a net profit of RSD 3.71 billion, compared with a loss of RSD 366 million in 2024(read more)
Firefighters to be deployed in Miloš Veliki highway tunnels, Iriški Venac tunnel due for completion by year-end
Serbian state road operator Putevi Srbije has launched a public procurement procedure for a permanent fire watch in tunnels on the Miloš Veliki highway between Belgrade and Požega, operating 24 hours a day, seven days a(read more)
Short-term liabilities of Serbian companies continue to rise
Short-term liabilities of companies in Serbia reached RSD 11.241 trillion in 2025, up 6.4 percent from a year earlier, according to data from credit rating agency CompanyWall cited by Biznis.rs.
Most major Serbian retailers report lower profits
Most of Serbia’s largest retail chains recorded a decline in profits last year due to rising operating costs, according to the Serbian Business Registers Agency’s (APR) “Top 100” report cited by(read more)
Telekom Srbija to launch U.S. operations on December 1
Telekom Srbija will begin operating in the United States on December 1, offering customers a U.S. SIM card for USD 29 that includes unlimited calls and text messages within the United States, five GB of mobile data(read more)
Housing prices in Serbia rise more than 250 percent
Real estate prices in Serbia have risen by more than 250 percent over the past 15 years or so, compared with an average increase of just over 60 percent in the European Union, real estate sales and rental agent Ervin(read more)
Lithium mining moratorium must have a time limit, expert says
Aleksandar Cvjetić, dean of the Faculty of Mining and Geology at the University of Belgrade, said he would support a time-limited moratorium on lithium mining in the Jadar Valley under the current political(read more)
Russia’s Transneft offers support for Serbia–Hungary oil pipeline
Aleksandar Đurđev, executive director of Transnafta AD Pančevo, and Vladimir Kalanda, vice president of Russian company Transneft, signed an annex to a Memorandum of Cooperation in Moscow last week during the Russian(read more)
