This was discussed during a joint meeting held on October 9 at the state-owned enterprise "Moldovan Railways" with representatives of the business community, which focused on issues related to tariff adjustments and the organization of rail freight transportation. During the discussion, it was noted that starting November 1, freight rates—including those for exports, imports, transit, and domestic shipments—will increase by 15% due to rising prices for petroleum products. As noted, the transportation of Moldovan grain remains a priority for the Moldovan Railways, aimed at supporting agricultural producers and promoting exports. It was emphasized that the Moldovan Railways ensures equal treatment of all economic entities, without giving preference to or granting privileges to individual partners. In addition, the Moldovan Railways will continue to cooperate with the Customs Service to ensure compliance with transit deadlines through Moldovan territory. "Dialogue with business representatives and cooperation with relevant agencies remain essential for ensuring efficient rail transport and supporting the national economy," the Moldovan Railways emphasized. // 09.10.2026 — InfoMarket.