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STANA KNEŽEVIĆ WINS THE AWARD FOR THE BEST PIE AT THE DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FAIR IN TRNOVO

The Domestic Products Fair in Trnovo brought together 90 exhibitors from the Republic of Srpska and Serbia, showcasing traditional food, handmade crafts and locally produced goods.

STANA KNEŽEVIĆ WINS THE AWARD FOR THE BEST PIE AT THE DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FAIR IN TRNOVO
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STANA KNEŽEVIĆ WINS THE AWARD FOR THE BEST PIE AT THE DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FAIR IN TRNOVO
STANA KNEŽEVIĆ WINS THE AWARD FOR THE BEST PIE AT THE DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FAIR IN TRNOVO
STANA KNEŽEVIĆ WINS THE AWARD FOR THE BEST PIE AT THE DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FAIR IN TRNOVO

The event, organised for the fourth consecutive year, aims to promote domestic production, support local producers and provide an opportunity for people to connect and exchange experiences.

90 EXHIBITORS PRESENT TRADITIONAL PRODUCTS AND HANDICRAFTS

Ognjen Popović, President of the Trnovo Farmers' Association, said that the fair has grown into an important event promoting local products and bringing people together.

Exhibitors presented a wide range of homemade sweet and savoury dishes, juices, jams, handicrafts, jewellery and souvenirs made from various materials.

This year's programme also included a competition for the tastiest pie, with cash prizes and gifts awarded to the winners.

Stana Knežević won first prize, while the Women's Rural Association "Ognjište" from Trnovo took second place. Savla Kovač finished third.

A special audience award went to the Trnovo Municipal Pensioners' Association, which brought the largest number of pies to the competition.

SUPPORT FOR LOCAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS

Svjetlana Mičić from the Republic of Srpska Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management welcomed the organisation of such events, describing them as an excellent opportunity to showcase domestic agricultural production and connect people working in the sector.

She noted that significant progress had been made in developing agriculture in the Municipality of Trnovo and stressed that the Ministry would continue supporting agricultural producers and local communities across the Republic of Srpska.

TRNOVO BECOMES A MEETING PLACE FOR TRADITION AND LOCAL PRODUCTION

Trnovo Mayor Miroslav Bjelica said that what began as a small initiative to promote local producers had developed into a well-established fair with an international character.

He expressed satisfaction that Trnovo had become a gathering place for the promotion of domestic products and traditions, highlighting the support provided by the relevant ministry and local businesses.

Among the visitors was Jana Šindelková, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Bosnia and Herzegovina, who praised the cooperation with the Municipality of Trnovo.

She noted that the Czech Embassy supports fruit growers, beekeepers and dairy producers through a dedicated project. This was her first visit to the fair, and she expressed satisfaction with both its organisation and the products on display.

HOMEMADE AJVAR, JUICES AND HANDCRAFTED PRODUCTS ATTRACT BUYER

Branka Golijanin, President of the Assembly of the "Ognjište" Women's Rural Association in Trnovo, said that ajvar is currently among the most sought-after homemade products, alongside various juices, liqueurs, jams, cakes and handmade jewellery.

The association has eight active members and was officially registered several months ago, although its members have been engaged in domestic production for years.

Dragica Cincović, President of the "Priboj" Women's Association, said that its members specialise in traditional handicrafts and handmade products. They regularly participate in fairs, and this was their first time exhibiting in Trnovo, where they also hope to achieve good sales.

The Domestic Products Fair was organised by the Trnovo Municipal Administration in cooperation with the Trnovo Farmers' Association.