The economic possibilities and perspectives of aromatic and medicinal herbs (Satureja kitaibelii)

The economy in Serbia has not been working at its full capacity for a long time, which had left a great mark in economic stability of the country. The good side is that the environment pollution is less than in case of its full capacity. Therefore there shouldn't try to achieve the developed te...

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Published in:Ekonomika poljoprivrede (1979) 2016-01, Vol.63 (2), p.375-388
Main Authors: Jelenkovic, Ljiljana, Jelenkovic, Predrag, Pejanovic, Ljubo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural production
Agriculture
aromatic and medicinal herbs
Biodiversity
Economic development
Economic policy
Economic reform
economy
essential oils
Flowers & plants
Food
health and protection
Herbs
Industrialized nations
Oils & fats
Population
Rural development
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Summary:The economy in Serbia has not been working at its full capacity for a long time, which had left a great mark in economic stability of the country. The good side is that the environment pollution is less than in case of its full capacity. Therefore there shouldn't try to achieve the developed technologies at all costs, but it should orient to the utmost to agriculture and food production. Economically high developed countries pay a lot of attention to the healthy way of life and nutrition, and therefore the market, on which would sell the food products from Serbia, are with characteristic brand and undoubtable quality. Owing to the expressed trend for the healthy way of living, more and more people in high developed countries turn to aromatic and medicinal herbs which they use as spices, for therapeutic or medicinal purposes. Such trend shows also various industry branches, and they increasingly base their production on natural products. Hereof the aromatic and medicinal herbs start being more and more important economic resource of those countries which have them.
ISSN:0352-3462
2334-8453
DOI:10.5937/ekoPolj1602375J