Croatian brands
The following products could be described as hallmarks of Croatian trade. Croatiastreet awards its own quality seal (Hrvatska kvaliteta) to the best Croatian products every year.
Wines[]
Croatian wines (vino, pl. vina in Croatian) have gained in quality, but are still largely unknown to the world wine market. It is a matter of the developing Croatian economy to make these wines more popular in the world, and it is up to Croatian wine producers to start large-scale production for international markets.
White wines[]
- Bogdanuša
- Debit (grape)
- Graševina
- Grk Bijeli
- – from the region of Imotski
- Malvazija Istarska
- Pošip
- Traminac
- Vugava – from Vis Island
- Žlahtina – from the Island of Krk
Red wines[]
- Babić
- Crljenak Kaštelanski – also known as Zinfandel
- Dobričić
- Drnekuša
- Plavac mali – includes regional variations Dingač and Postup
- Teran
Dessert wines[]
Beers[]
Apart from the great abundance of imported international beers such as Heineken, Tuborg, Gösser, and Stella Artois, homebrewn beers (Croatian: pivo) can also be found in Croatia. (Fans already know that the brewery in Split produces Bavarian Kaltenberg beer by licence of the original German brewery.)
- – brewed in Buzet, Istria
- – produced in the Croatian region of Podravina by Carlsberg Hrvatska (kaj means "what" in Croatian in Kajkavian dialect)
- Karlovačko – brewed in Karlovac[1]
- – from Osijek
- Ožujsko – the name referring to the month of March; brewed in Zagreb[2]
- Pan – produced by Carlsberg Hrvatska (formerly known as "Panonska pivovara")
- – Czech beer from Daruvar (home to a Czech minority), brewed in Croatia
- – the name referring to King Tomislav; brewed in Zagreb
- Velebitsko – brewed in Pazarište, Gospić
- – brewed in Vukovar, Syrmia
Liqueurs and spirits[]
- Kruškovac – made from pears
- Maraschino[3]
- Pelinkovac
- Šljivovica
- Travarica
- – made from herbs
Coffee[]
Mineral water[]
Concerning water quality, Croatian water is greatly appreciated all over the world, and has a leading position in Europe with regard to its water resources. Due to a lack of established industries there has also been no major incidents of water pollution.
- – produced by Coca-Cola
- – water from the river Cetina, which flows through the Dalmatian hinterland[4]
- Jamnica – winner of the Paris AquaExpo (the so-called ) for best mineral water of 2003[5]
- – also belongs to Jamnica, best aromatized mineral water ( 2004)
Juices[]
- Badel 1862[6]
- Cedevita – sherbet with vitamin C[7]
- Jamnica juices – To sokovi
- [8]
- Vindija juices – Vindi sokovi
Meat products[]
- Derma d.d. Varazdin with Derma spices and Derma artificial and natural casings (hogs, sheep, etc.[9]
- high quality meat products[10]
- Koka Varazdin with "Cekin" and "Vindon" brands (Koka is part of the Vindija food corporation)
- Various "PIKs" (agricultural industry, usually meat processing), e.g. , , ,
Milk and cheese[]
Salts and herbs[]
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- Sea salt from the Island of Pag, from Peninsula of Pelješac Ston, and from Nin near Zadar[13]
- Vegeta – herbal salt produced by Podravka[14]
Fish products[]
Travel agents[]
- – Croatian online rentals market with more than 13,000 private-owned holiday accommodation units (apartments, studio apartments, rooms and villas). [15]
- – first private Croatian ferry line company and one on the biggest Dalmatian travel agents[16]
- Anna Tours - holiday rentals in Croatia since 1994.
Sweets[]
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- Koestlin – cookies, sweets[17]
- Kraš – chocolates, sweet jars, - famous chocolate tea biscuit Bajadera – famous praline, Životinjsko carstvo (Animal Kingdom) - famous chocolates, Kiki - famous caramels, etc.[18]
- Ledo ice cream[19]
- Podravka jams[20]
Other[]
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- Adriatica.net – a leading Croatian online travel agent[21]
- BioGnost – pharmaceuticals and biomedicine[22]
- [23]
- – shoes[24]
- – boutique hotel, restaurant and winery in Novalja, Pag[25]
- – batteries[26]
- Croteam – game making company
- – electrocompany of trams and train vehicles
- Crotram – Croatian consortium for production of tramways
- – luxury hotels and resorts in Dubrovnik[27]
- Efke – photographic films, papers, and chemicals
- – Croatian travel specialist since 1923[28]
- Ghetaldus – eyewear
- – clothing and underwear[29]
- – city hotel in the Zagreb business district[30]
- – bed and breakfast hotel in the heart of Zagreb[31]
- HS Produkt – firearms manufacturing company; HS2000, VHS assault rifle
- – luxury hotels, business hotels and city hotels in Zagreb[32]
- INA – oil, natural gas and fuel producer[33]
- KONČAR Group – electronics[34]
- – insurance and bank conglomerate
- – streetwear clothing[35]
- – hotel in the Zagreb city centre[36]
- Petrokemija – chemical industry[37]
- Pliva – pharmaceutical drugs[38]
- – database with Croatian products and brands[39]
- Rimac Automobili – electric car and technology company
- TOZ-Penkala – biros, coloured crayons[40]
- (TDR) – cigarettes[41]
- – Croatian online travel agent[42]
- – hotel and resort management company[43]
- Varteks – textiles[44]
See also[]
References[]
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- ^ "PLIVA". www.pliva.com. Archived from the original on 1 September 2006. Retrieved 23 September 2017.
- ^ "Product-of-Croatia - Socializing with Sense". Product-of-Croatia. Archived from the original on 10 March 2007. Retrieved 23 September 2017.
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