Export of fruits in Moldova flourishes – air cargo week
The year 2023 was a success in the fruits of Moldovan. Cherry, peaches, grapes and apples produced in Moldova found its way to an increasing number of consumers in the European Union and in remote markets such as the Gulf states and Asian regions. Moldovan producers have modified their production techniques and after harvesting, ensuring high -quality and safe products. In 2023, Moldova exported 12.5 times of cherries to the European Union more than 2022. It was also a record year for plum exports, reaching 78,000 tons. Germany imported 7.5 thousand tons of peaches in Moldovan, as it ranked third among the European Union countries importing peaches from Moldova.
In the grape industry on the table, Moldova witnessed a noticeable increase in exports in 2023. A total of 77 tons of table grapes were exported from the 2023 harvest, with more than half of this amount reached the European Union and the United Kingdom markets. The expansion of 31 countries worldwide emphasizes the international recognition of the quality and taste of grapes, the Moldova table, representing 95 % of the exported varieties.
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He also notes increasing results in apple exports to European countries, with pioneering shipments to Sweden and increasing existence in Romania, UK. The destinations like Asia and the Middle East are already traditionally traditional for apple exporters in Moldovan, and its share has gradually grows over the past five years.
During the Fruit Logistica 2024, Moldova acquired people’s interest in its first event in communication, “Tasste und Borders”. The most prominent event, which was attended by fruit importers, supermarket representatives, and the media, Moldova’s progress in diversifying fresh fruit exports, overcoming challenges and promoting international cooperation.
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The European Union’s decision to extend the suspension of import taxes and tariffs for Moldovan’s exports until June 2024 was the game changed. The fruits of Moldovan, including cherries, peaches, apricots, grapes and apples, have gained clarification in the European Union market. Our source is committed to the highest international standards, which maintains certificates such as Globalg.AP and Undring, and this helped them find a stable place in the European Union market, “Iurie Fala, CEO of the Fruit Producers and Exporters Association in Moldovan.
Being present at this event, Vladimir Bollia, Deputy Commander Minister, Minister of Agriculture in the Republic of Moldova, confirms the following: ‘Not only did the fruits of Moldova become a symbol of quality, but also a testimony to our dedication in sustainable and responsible agricultural practices. We invite you to taste the fruits of Moldova, to cooperate with our producers and to be part of our success.
