After three years of continuous decline—from approximately 1.94 billion to 1.39 billion euros—Moldova's agricultural exports resumed growth starting in the third quarter of 2025 and reached 1.79 billion euros - Veaceslav Ioniţă
Parliament approved in the first reading a bill on temporary licensing of grain and oilseed imports, which the authors cite as a measure to protect local producers and ensure stricter control over raw material flows. This article examines the risks to the market and logistics that some see in this measure and why it has already sparked a debate between processors and farmers.
Moldova has announced its intention to boost trade with the United States and attract new American investment to the country, focusing on energy, infrastructure, and technology. Amid discussions on energy security and joint projects, the latest data on bilateral trade also remains on the agenda, revealing significant changes in the structure of trade between the two countries.
More than 40 Moldovan wineries will participate in the 6th Moldovan Wine Festival in București, which will take place on September 5–6
A French investment in a Moldovan special economic zone has entered the European market with high-value-added products: the Chisinau-based company is already supplying chocolate-covered fruit to major European retail chains. Against the backdrop of a visit by a French parliamentary delegation to Moldova, discussions are expected on the prospects for bilateral economic cooperation and the conditions for new investment projects.
Moldovan wines are being promoted in the Netherlands as part of the Buy Diaspora program
In Beijing, Moldova was presented as a hub for expanding trade and investment ties with China, with an emphasis on new opportunities for business, tourism, and exports. The event also featured materials tailored for a Chinese audience and specifically promoted one of the country's key export brands, sparking interest among representatives of the business and media communities.
Moldova has approved a new procedure for submitting applications and issuing decisions regarding mandatory tariff information (ITO) through the specialized e-ITO information system
Moldova's latest economic briefing points to rising fiscal pressure, continued energy-sector caution and a series of regulatory changes that will affect imports, investment projects and the power market in the coming weeks. The full review also tracks shifts in trade, banking flows and support measures for education and regional development, with several important deadlines already on the calendar.
The Investment Agency has completed the selection process for the second BRIDGE Export 2026 competition: support will be provided to several industry associations whose projects are aimed at promoting Moldovan exports and entering new foreign markets. The program includes trade shows, business forums, market research, and B2B meetings, and the total funding and geographic scope of the initiatives indicate a significant expansion of the export agenda.
Moldova expects to significantly increase trade with Turkey in the next few years through new investments, localized production, and expanded export opportunities. During the talks in Istanbul, promising industries, Turkish projects already operating in the country, and areas that could form the basis for the next stage of cooperation were discussed.
Moldova's apple sector is heading into the 2026 season with a stronger harvest outlook, but producers say the bigger crop will bring fresh commercial and logistical challenges. Industry representatives are also weighing changing market conditions, new tax rules and subsidy mechanisms, while looking for ways to secure sales and expand export destinations.
Japan and Moldova are discussing a new phase of cooperation that could broaden support for key sectors, with rail infrastructure and agriculture among the areas under consideration. The talks also covered trade expansion, fresh investment, and efforts to strengthen Moldova's presence on the Japanese market.
Loading…
