40 Moldovan companies will go on a business mission to Bucharest on November 19
40 Moldovan companies will take part in a new business mission to Romania, organized on November 19 in Bucharest as part of the Export Missions program
40 Moldovan companies will take part in a new business mission to Romania, organized on November 19 in Bucharest as part of the Export Missions program
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.
Moldova has announced that it is accepting applications for the Inbound Missions program, which aims to establish direct connections between Moldovan manufacturers and foreign buyers
Moldovan breeding developments were recognized at a specialized table grape exhibition and competition in Romania, where several varieties were honored. Participants presented a range of local varieties, including seedless ones, and the jury evaluated them based on a number of agronomic and consumer characteristics.
A new digital tool has been introduced to streamline orchard record-keeping and bring a range of production data into a single system. Developed in line with national and international quality and safety requirements, it is being positioned as part of a broader effort to modernize fruit production and improve traceability across the sector.
In the coming years, Moldova intends to double its fruit exports and expand its presence in the European Union's fruit market by both increasing sales volumes and focusing on value-added products
The European Union continues to strengthen its position as a key market for Moldovan exports: in the first half of the year, the share of exports to EU countries increased, and their value rose significantly. The export mix continues to include both traditional product groups and new areas of focus, with several European markets standing out among the main export destinations.
Two major business associations have put forward proposals to adjust tax policy in the agricultural sector, insisting on maintaining preferential VAT rates for key categories of agricultural products. According to their assessment, the planned changes could complicate producers' operations, increase costs, and affect prices; however, the full version of the article provides details on the controversial rates and the most sensitive product groups.
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