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Izvor: HINA
ZAGREB, Nov 11 (Hina) - The first specialised conference fair on thefood-processing industry called "The Nordic Days in Croatia", at whichfour Nordic countries will present their food industries and possibleforms of cooperation, will be held in Zagreb on 22 and 23 November, itwas said at a news conference held by representatives of the CroatianEmployers' Association and embassies of Nordic countries in Croatia onThursday.
ZAGREB, Nov 11 (Hina) - The first specialised conference fair on the food-processing industry called "The Nordic Days in Croatia", at which four Nordic countries will present their food industries and possible forms of cooperation, will be held in Zagreb on 22 and 23 November, it was said at a news conference held by representatives of the Croatian Employers' Association and embassies of Nordic countries in Croatia on Thursday.

This is the first specialised Croatian-Nordic fair at which Croatian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish business people will present their products and possible forms of cooperation.

The fair will be attended by representatives of 33 Nordic food producers and 79 companies from Croatia.

Croatia's trade with Nordic countries in 2003 amounted to over US$570 million, nine percent of which were food exports and imports.

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