The following products could be described as hallmarks of Croatian trade. Croatiastreet awards its own quality seal () to the best Croatian products every year. Croatian Chamber of Economy confers the () seal to Croatian products and services that undergo rigorous assessments to be recognised as a result of innovation, research and development by Croatian people and enterprises.
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 Kujundžuša – from the region of Imotski Malvasia Dubrovačka Malvazija Istarska Pošip Pušipel 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
Prošek
Beers
Apart from the great abundance of imported international beers such as Heineken, Tuborg, Gösser, and Stella Artois, homebrewn beers () 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.) Favorit – brewed in Buzet, Istria Kaj – produced in the Croatian region of Podravina by Carlsberg Hrvatska (kaj means "what" in Croatian in Kajkavian dialect) Karlovačko – brewed in Karlovac Osječko – from Osijek Ožujsko – the name referring to the month of March; brewed in Zagreb Pan – produced by Carlsberg Hrvatska (formerly known as "Panonska pivovara") Staro Češko – Czech beer from Daruvar (home to a Czech minority), brewed in Croatia Tomislav – the name referring to King Tomislav; brewed in Zagreb Velebitsko – brewed in Pazarište, Gospić Vukovarsko – brewed in Vukovar, Syrmia
Liqueurs and spirits
Drenovac
Kruškovac – made from pears
Lozovača
Maraschino
Pelinkovac
Šljivovica
Travarica
Vlahovac – made from herbs
Coffee
Franck
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. Bistra – produced by Coca-Cola Cetina – water from the river Cetina, which flows through the Dalmatian hinterland Jamnica – winner of the Paris AquaExpo (the so-called Eauscar) for best mineral water of 2003 Jana – also belongs to Jamnica, best aromatized mineral water (Eauscar 2004) Lipički studenac
Juices
Badel 1862
Cedevita – sherbet with vitamin C
Dona
Jamnica juices – To sokovi
Maraska
Vindija juices – Vindi sokovi
Meat products
Derma d.d. Varazdin with Derma spices and Derma artificial and natural casings (hogs, sheep, etc. Gavrilović high quality meat products Koka Varazdin with "Cekin" and "Vindon" brands (Koka is part of the Vindija food corporation) Various "PIKs" ( – agricultural industry, usually meat processing), e.g. PIK Vrbovec, PIK Bjelovar, PIK Rijeka, PIK Đakovo
Milk and cheese
Lura – Dukat milk products
Vindija – milk products
Zdenka – cheese
Salts and herbs
Sea salt from the Island of Pag, from Peninsula of Pelješac Ston, and from Nin near Zadar Vegeta – herbal salt produced by Podravka
Fish products
Mackerel and sardines from the Island of Brač
Travel agents
Adriatic.hr – Croatian online rentals market with more than 13,000 private-owned holiday accommodation units (apartments, studio apartments, rooms and villas). Croatiatourbook.com Split Tours – first private Croatian ferry line company and one on the biggest Dalmatian travel agents Anna Tours - holiday rentals in Croatia since 1994.
Sweets
Koestlin – cookies, sweets
Kraš – chocolates, sweet jars, Domaćica - famous chocolate tea biscuit Bajadera – famous praline, Životinjsko carstvo (Animal Kingdom) - famous chocolates, Kiki - famous caramels, etc. Ledo ice cream Podravka jams