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The top 7 Moldovan goods exported to the EU in 2022 are electrical machinery and apparatuses with an index of $510.4 million.

The top 7 Moldovan goods exported to the EU in 2022 are electrical machinery and apparatuses with an index of $510.4 million.

This was reported by the EU representative office in Moldova. Next folllow oil seeds and fruits - $317.5 million, vegetable oils and fats - $285.8 million, cereals - $253.9 million, clothing and accessories - $196.6 million, fruits and vegetables - $143.7 million and furniture - $142.6 million. The EU representative office in Moldova reminded that the EU is the largest market for goods from Moldova and in 2022, compared to 2021, the export of Moldovan products to the EU increased by 32.4% - up to $2.54 billion. At the same time, in 2022 Moldova exported over $1.24 billion worth of goods to Romania, which is 48.9% more than the previous year. Next follow Italy and Germany where there were supplied Moldovan goods worth $331.3 million (+38%) and $230.8 million (-6%) last year, respectively. // 10.04.2023 - InfoMarket.

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