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Drugs markets in
Kosovo

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Mean retail price

Cannabis

2021/2022

€5.50/g

Cocaine

2021/2022

€90.00/g

Heroin

2021/2022

€22.50/g

Amphetamine

2021/2022

€11.00/g

Methamphetamine

2021/2022

€50.00/g

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Drugs prices in Kosovo
Substance Quantity Price/€ Information by Region/Hotspots Year
Cannabis 1 kg €400 – €600 North Kosovo 2021
Cannabis 1 g €5 North Kosovo 2021
Cannabis 1 kg €800 – €1000 2021
Cannabis 1 g €2.80 – €3 Journalist Prizren 2021
Cannabis 1 g €5 – €10 Police 2021
Cannabis 1 kg €600 – €700 Police Podujevo 2021
Cannabis 1 kg €1 600 – €1 700 Albanian Police 2021
Cannabis 1 kg €2 500 – €3 000 Police 2021
Skunk (cannabis) 1 kg €800 – €1000 North Kosovo 2021
Cocaine 1 g €60 – €70 North Kosovo 2021
Cocaine 1 kg €45 000 – €50 000 North Kosovo 2021
Cocaine 1 g €80 – €100 Journalist Prizren 2021
Cocaine 1 kg €50 000 – €70 000 Police 2021
Cocaine 0.6 g €50 – €70 Police 2021
ecstasy 1 pill €1.7 – €2.5 North Kosovo 2021
ecstasy 1 pill €5 – €10 Police 2021
Heroin 0.25 g €5 North Kosovo 2021
Heroin 1 kg €12 000 – €13 000 North Kosovo 2021
Heroin 1 kg €5 000 North Kosovo 2021
Heroin 0.6 g €20 – €30 Police 2021
Heroin 1 kg €20 000 – €25 000 Police 2021
Heroin 1 kg €18 000 – €21 000 Albanian Police 2021

Drug Flows

Drug routes in Kosovo

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Heroin

Synthetics

Cocaine

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