Agriculture
Farmers in Moldova will be able to receive support to adapt to climate change
In Moldova, farmers can apply for financial support for investments in climate change adaptation
Moldova Has Approved Rules for Testing and Registering Plant Protection Products Not Authorized in the EU
The Moldovan government has approved new rules for the testing, authorization, and registration of phytosanitary products not authorized in the EU. The document changes the procedure for evaluating such products, introduces specific requirements for field trials, and allocates responsibilities among relevant agencies, which could have a significant impact on the plant protection products market.
In Moldova, small food producers will be able to operate after simply notifying ANSA
Moldova is preparing a package of measures designed to significantly simplify operations for small food producers and reduce their administrative burden. These measures include new rules for low-risk operations, the legalization of certain types of home-produced goods, and a review of the frequency of inspections—the details of this initiative could prove significant for the entire small business sector.
Farmers in Moldova are concerned about low prices for apples and plums
In Moldova, there is discussion about the situation in the fruit market, where producers are concerned about low purchase prices for raw materials intended for processing. Authorities, fruit growers, and processors intend to continue negotiations to find a solution that will not undermine investment in orchards or exacerbate problems in the industry.
Moldovan farmers have demanded that the 1.9 billion lei in outstanding subsidy payments be settled
Moldova's agricultural sector has once again raised the issue of accumulated debts related to state support and called on the authorities to establish a mechanism for their repayment. At the Economic Council meeting, participants also discussed updates to subsidy rules, access to European funding, and changes to labor and immigration regulations that could affect the business environment.
Moldova will continue to streamline and digitize customs procedures
Moldova's Customs Service intends to continue simplifying and digitizing procedures to speed up cargo clearance and reduce business costs. In response to requests from business owners, authorities are also discussing solutions regarding problematic fees, agricultural exports, and accelerating the demarcation of state-owned land, where changes to the regulatory framework are long overdue.
Milk production in Moldova has tripled, but demand is met by only 60%
Milk production on Moldovan farms has nearly tripled over the past five years—from 23,000 to 64,000 metric tons per year—but domestic production currently meets only about 60% of the demand for milk and dairy products.
Moldova launches first competitions for agricultural support until 2030
Moldova has announced the first calls for proposals for financial assistance under the Strategic Program of Agricultural Policies for 2026–2030
In Moldova, meat and dairy processing plants are being modernized to meet EU standards
Moldova is developing a national program to modernize meat and dairy processing plants, which is intended to help the industry adapt to EU requirements. As part of the initiative, consultations with European experts are already underway, and the full version of the article provides details on the upcoming changes, assessment mechanisms, and how this will affect the country's food market.
Moldova will expand the production of seeds and planting material and strengthen their certification
Moldova will expand its production capacity for seeds and planting material and improve the procedures for their inspection and certification
Moldova plans to increase exports of organic agricultural products
Moldova intends to expand its exports of organic agricultural products
Farmers are asking for a mechanism to restructure their bank debts due to financial difficulties
Farmers are pushing for the introduction of a mechanism to restructure bank debt for viable farms, citing growing financial difficulties in the agricultural sector and the risk of further bankruptcies. Authorities, banks, and industry representatives are already discussing possible changes to collection rules and guarantees, and agreed-upon proposals are expected to be presented shortly.
AIPA is preparing for accreditation under EU standards to facilitate the agricultural sector's access to financing
AIPA is preparing for accreditation in accordance with European Union requirements so that the agricultural sector will be ready to take advantage of the funding opportunities that will become available as Moldova moves closer to the EU
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