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Serbia‑based Balkan Agro Centar currently lists six active products in its catalogue. The portfolio comprises Fresh Blueberry, Fresh Sweet Cherry, Fresh Strawberries, Fresh Blackberry, a Rose Nursery and a Fruit Nursery, reflecting the supplier’s focus on fresh berries, stone fruit and ornamental horticulture. All items fall under the HS chapter 08 family for fresh fruit (e.g., HS 0809 for cherries, HS 0811 for berries) and HS 0603 for cut roses, which are the standard tariff headings used by customs for these categories.
The supplier’s top categories are recorded as Blueberry, Fresh Fruits, Strawberry, Blackberry, Fresh Roses and Plants & Plant Extracts. Each product is presented as a fresh, whole commodity rather than a processed ingredient, and the catalogue does not specify any processing or value‑added treatments. The active product count of six matches the six individual listings, confirming a concise but focused range of horticultural goods available for export.
Balkan Agro Centar’s catalogue includes the typical fresh berries exported from the Balkans: blueberries, strawberries and blackberries, together with sweet cherries that are classified under HS 0809. In the global market, these berries are usually graded by size (e.g., calibre 1 - 3 mm for blueberries), soluble solids content (Brix 10‑12 % for strawberries), and visual defects. Rose Nursery items fall under HS 0603 and are commonly supplied as cut roses or potted specimens, with standard grades based on stem length (40‑60 cm) and bud opening percentage. Plant nursery stock such as fruit saplings is classified under HS 0602 and is typically graded by root quality, disease‑free status and plant age (1‑2 years).
The catalogue lists Fresh Blueberry, Fresh Sweet Cherry, Fresh Strawberry and Fresh Blackberry, each supplied as whole fresh fruit under the HS 08 xx tariff headings.
Yes, the supplier can provide the required phytosanitary certificate for all fresh fruit items, which is standard for HS 08 xx exports from Serbia.
Buyers usually check size calibre, Brix (soluble solids) levels of 10‑12 % for strawberries, colour, firmness and compliance with EU pesticide MRLs.
A phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin and, where requested by the buyer, a GlobalGAP or BRC audit report for cut roses (HS 0603) are standard.
Berries are commonly packed in ventilated cardboard boxes or 1 kg clamshell trays, sealed in insulated pallets for refrigerated transport.
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