Kosovo customs chief Bahri Berisha said that import had dropped by EUR 120 million in the past three months since Pristina imposed 100 percent tariffs on goods from Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, BETA news agency reported.

“Import from Serbia dropped by EUR 100 million and from Bosnia-Herzegovina by EUR 20 million,” Berisha told Pristina-based Telegrafi.com portal.

According to Kosovo customs’ data goods from Serbia have been replaced with goods from Albania and North Macedonia. Kosovo now imports wheat from Canada instead from Serbia. The customs’ data also showed that goods worth around EUR 500 million were imported to Kosovo legally.