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Moldovan plums and grapes are widely represented on the shelves of Estonian supermarkets

Moldovan plums and grapes are widely represented on the shelves of Estonian supermarkets

Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Dumitru Alaiba, reported this while posting the corresponding photo on his social network page. Moldovan table grapes are sold there at a price of 3.49 euros per kg, while plums are offered at a discount - at 0.99 euros per kg instead of the previous price of 2.39 euros per kg. Dumitru Alaiba said that the presence of Moldovan fruits on the shelves of foreign supermarkets gives a reason for pride. "We are used to seeing our products all over Europe, but it is even more pleasant to see several types of Moldovan fruits next to each other at once. And I still think this is just the beginning. The opportunities of the big European market and our great victories in this market are still ahead of us. We can do much more. Thanks to the hard-working and enterprising people of our country, Moldova is becoming famous. The future of our country, of our economy is only in the European Union and there is no alternative," Dumitru Alaiba said. // 12.08.2024 - InfoMarket.

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