In Moldova, food products must be labeled in Romanian - ANSA
Products sold in Moldova must be labeled in Romanian - ANSA
Products sold in Moldova must be labeled in Romanian - ANSA
Moldova has approved a set of unified rules for official checks on animal products, covering inspections, food safety oversight and border controls. The new framework also introduces an electronic system for managing agri-food inspections, a move expected to tighten supervision across the supply chain and at crossing points.
Romania is launching two new projects in Moldova aimed at strengthening agricultural institutions and the food safety system. The initiatives provide for support to relevant agencies and the introduction of modern equipment, which should bring the sector closer to European standards.
Farmers Are Required to Keep Records of Pesticide Use - ANSA
New cases of dangerous animal diseases have been reported in Moldova, including an outbreak of African swine fever and several confirmed cases of rabies in various regions of the country. The agency is warning farmers of the risks during the harvest season and reminding them of biosecurity measures that could affect the livestock sector and future compensation for farm owners.
Moldova has stepped up inspections of livestock farms: more than 900 animals have been placed under restrictions, and about 8 metric tons of meat have been seized
Tatyana Nistorica has been relieved of her duties as State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture, and Andrei Romanchenko has been relieved of his duties as State Secretary of the Ministry of Health
ANSA actively collaborates with fruit producers and exporters to ensure the quality and safety of products intended for consumers.
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