Chisinau will host the next Artisanal Wine Festival, which this year will run for three days for the first time and bring together small wineries from various regions of the country. The organizers promise not only wine tastings but also opportunities to interact directly with winemakers, as well as a program designed to help attendees better understand how artisanal wines differ from mass-produced wines.
Over the past five years, Moldova has nearly doubled its exports of premium wines in value terms—from $606,000 in 2020 to $1.17 million in 2025.
Moldova is stepping up the participation of its wine companies in exhibitions and trade fairs in China to expand exports of Moldovan wines to the PRC
Moldovan wineries are preparing a new presentation for the British market: an event will be held in Northampton in September, where producers will showcase their products to industry professionals and the general public. The organizers hope to boost interest in Moldovan wines and showcase their range, quality, and unique characteristics, which could attract new partners in the UK.
AIPA approved the disbursement of another tranche of funds from the National Fund for Agricultural and Rural Development. The decisions covered several areas of support, including compensation for weather-related losses and funding for investments in the agricultural sector, with the bulk of the funds allocated to one of the mechanisms most critical to farmers.
Twenty Moldovan wineries showcased their products at the Wine of Moldova Day event in Warsaw this past weekend
In Moldova, management of the Vine and Wine Fund’s treasury account will once again be transferred to the National Office of Vine and Wine
One of Moldova’s largest divin producers has increased its authorized capital through an additional share issuance. The decision affects a state-owned enterprise that retains a special status in the market and produces well-known brands exported to various countries.
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