How is the data gathered? If it's a questionnaire, where is it performed? Are they taking the sales numbers? If so, how do they account for homemade production, or buying larger quantities of cheaper olive oil in Montenegro and Albania, how does importing olive oil affect these numbers? How does this data qualify considering very ineffective governmental control?

Of course it's anecdotal, I was sharing an opinion. No, I was not using myself or my family as an example, but I do know how an average household looks like and what they eat.

The meat thing also falls under the same category. I buy all my cured meat products and most of my yearly meat from farmers who very likely do not pay tax for that. I'd argue that most of rural Bosnia does not buy cured meats and most of their meat supply from the supermarket. If it were true, however, that would most definitely be a negative thing as it would concern the (under) development of the youth. If you are interested in learning more about it, I could send a research paper.

Vegetarian and/or vegan diets are absolutely not healthier by default and eating meat is not the same as eating processed garbage. As it stands, the average Bosnian has unhealthy eating habits and consuming more meat could address the issue, probably, maybe.