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ZAGREB, 31 Dec (Hina) - Croatia does not produce enough food, the value of agricultural production is declining, and consumers are suffering the consequences of imported agricultural surpluses and high retail prices, analysts say in their comment on the national agricultural sector's performance in the outgoing year.
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