Agricultural policy
A temporary licensing regime for the import of grains and oilseeds has taken effect
A temporary licensing regime for the import of grains and oilseeds has taken effect in Moldova, which will affect key commodity lines in the agricultural market. The new regulations impose additional requirements on importers and provide for certain exceptions; the details of the mechanism and the list of eligible applicants may prove important for businesses.
In Moldova, the temporary licensing system for imports of grains and oilseeds will remain in effect until October 31, 2026
In Moldova, the parliament has definitively approved a temporary licensing regime for imports of grains and oilseeds; however, by the time of the second reading, the bill had been significantly shortened and amended. The decision has already drawn criticism from the author of the initiative, who warns of risks to local farmers and points to controversial amendments to the control mechanism.
Moldova will establish a legal framework to consolidate agricultural organizations and facilitate access to financing
Moldova is developing a new legal framework to bring agricultural producers together and simplify their access to financing in line with EU standards. The initiative will address mechanisms for farmers to collaborate, support for industry associations, and oversight of their activities, which could significantly change the rules of the game in the agri-food market.
Moldova Will Introduce Temporary Licensing for Imports of Grains and Oilseeds
Moldova will introduce a temporary licensing system for imports of grains and oilseeds to protect agricultural producers
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