Moldova has rejected 10.5 tons of dried fruit due to mold contamination.
More than 10 tons of imported dried fruit were rejected at the border of the Republic of Moldova following inspections by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA). The batch, consisting of a mixture

Shipping delays are disrupting Moldovan fruit exports to the Middle East.
Logistics disruptions are impacting Moldova's fruit exports to the Middle East and Asia, with producers experiencing delays and suspended shipments. Despite recent opening of regional markets like

Moldova destroyed 18.9 tonnes of imported pomegranates after detecting pesticides in them.
Border inspections in Moldova have identified a shipment of 18,900 kg of pomegranates that did not meet food safety requirements. The fruit was prevented from entering the market and destroyed,

91% of fruit and vegetable samples in Moldova comply with pesticide limits.
The majority of fruits and vegetables sold in stores and markets in the Republic of Moldova comply with pesticide regulations, as reported by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA). Analysis of

The contaminated dill incident recurs in Moldova as 15 tons of imported herbs are destroyed.
On February 2, Moldova's National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) reported the destruction of a 15-ton shipment of imported dill due to pesticide pencycuron levels exceeding safety limits, as

Moldovan quotas for grapes, apples, plums, and cherries to the EU are still available.
Exports of grapes, apples, plums, and cherries from the Republic of Moldova to the European Union can continue under the existing preferential quotas, as these have not been exhausted. This was

Export of fruits from Moldova to the EU is facing disruptions because of delayed quotas for 2026.
Moldovan fruit exporters are experiencing challenges in shipping to the European Union as export quotas for 2026 have not been activated yet, even though the year has already begun. This delay is

Challenges and opportunities of Moldova's apple industry Moldova's apple industry faces several challenges and opportunities. Some of the key challenges include: 1. Competition: Moldova's apple industry faces stiff competition from other apple-producing
Yuriy Falé, Executive Director of Moldova Fruct, provides an overview of the current status of apple production in Moldova, export patterns, and the implementation of high-density orchards. This

Moldovan growers are seeking investment following a season affected by frost.
At the 11th Fruit Business Conference in Chișinău, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu stated that the quality of Moldovan fruits supports their place in European and global supply chains,

The EU expands access for Moldovan fruit exports, strengthens trade relations and market stability.
The measure to increase the customs quotas for plums, apples, grapes, and cherries is seen as a recognition of the growing importance of Moldova in the European supply chain for horticultural

Moldova is taking steps to exempt certified produce operators from quality checks as part of a new reform.
Moldova's Parliament has approved in the first reading a reform that allows certified fresh fruit and vegetable operators to bypass routine quality inspections. The proposed changes to the law on

Moldova is implementing stricter regulations for the import of citrus fruits to comply with European Union standards.
Moldova's National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) has implemented stricter phytosanitary measures for citrus imports in order to prevent the entry of harmful pests. The updated regulations bring

Fruit Day 2025 showcased advancements in horticulture innovation.
The 7th edition of Fruit Day, a specialized exhibition on horticultural technology and innovation organized by the Moldova Fruct Association, was held on June 6 and expanded its international

Fruit Day 2024 showcased the latest innovations in horticulture.
The 7th edition of Fruit Day, a specialized exhibition focusing on horticultural technology and innovation organized by the Moldova Fruct Association, took place on June 6th. This year, the event

Moldovan fruit growers are investing in new varieties, advanced equipment, and packaging solutions.
Sektor owocowy w Mołdawii odnotował szybki rozwój w ostatnich latach i nadal rośnie stabilnie. Producenci coraz bardziej skupiają się na zrównoważonym rozwoju, inwestując

Moldova's plum trade is moving towards the EU as the country pushes for membership.
In a warehouse located north of Chisinau, Moldova, Stefan Bitlan, a prominent exporter of plums, is preparing his shipment for Germany, choosing to target the European Union market instead of

"Agritourism can complement our farming activities nicely."
Using experience in international road transport as a bridge to exporting and, eventually, cultivating fruit is not an immediately obvious choice, but it is by no means an unthinkable one either.

Explore Moldova at Fruit Attraction and have a chance to win a complimentary trip.
Moldova is the perfect example of how trade growth can be driven by agriculture. Over the past decade, the country has undergone a remarkable transformation, largely due to substantial investments

Moldova has doubled its walnut exports to the EU.
Moldova has significantly increased its walnut exports to the European Union, doubling the volume compared to the previous year, as stated by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic

Moldovan plums and grapes are available in Estonian supermarkets.
Moldovan plums and grapes are currently being featured on the shelves of supermarkets in Estonia. This was emphasized by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and

Moldova has implemented the use of reusable trays for exporting fruits.
Moldova is quickly adapting to the requirements of the European market. According to Stefan Bitlan, the manager of the major Moldovan fruit exporter Fani SRL, reusable trays are assisting with the

Moldova has granted permission for Gagauz farmers to export fruits to the Russian market.
The National Food Safety Agency of Moldova has approved the export of products from Gagauz farmers to the Russian market. This announcement was made by Sergey Ibrishim, the head of the

Moldova allows Gagauz farmers to export fruits to the Russian market.
The National Food Safety Agency of Moldova has approved the export of products from Gagauz farmers to the Russian market. This announcement was made by Sergey Ibrishim, the head of the

Moldova accounted for up to 25% of the EU's plum imports in 2023.
The European Union imports a significant portion of its plums from the Republic of Moldova. In 2023, Moldovan plums accounted for 25% of the EU's plum market, according to Deputy Prime Minister

The Moldovan 'Fruit Day' will take place on July 12th.
The "Fruit Day" event will be held in Moldova at the modern orchard of the VelFruct-Prim SRL enterprise and will gather local and international companies showcasing their latest innovations and