Serbia is located at an ideal location for companies wishing to operate effectively internationally, with lower transportation and logistics costs their products are easily available to the markets of Europe, the Balkans and the Middle East.
Positioned at the crossroads of two important Pan-European corridors, Corridor VII – the Danube, and Corridor X – highways and railways, with a well-developed local traffic infrastructure, from Serbia the farthest parts of Europe can be reached in less than a day. The transport network of these corridors represents a functional continuation of the Trans-European Network (TEN) that covers the territory of the European Union.
In the close vicinity of the bottling plant “Saint Petka of the Spring” pass important European corridors, built on foundations of the Military Road (Via Militaris) that connected Europe with Asia Minor in the Roman times. Exceptional geostrategic position allows easy access to roads, railroad and river corridors that connect this location with important routes to Europe, Black Sea and further to Middle East and Far East.
Bottling plant is located 12 km from the highway Paracin-Zajecar (E-75). The road fully meets the requirements for normal transportation of the goods from the future plant, including its planned capacity increase.
The important international railway (Budapest – Thessaloniki – Sofia) passes through the city and highlights Paracin as the city with exceptional geostrategic location.
