Based on the results of 2023, Moldova increased the export of stone fruits by 82%

Published 2024년 1월 15일

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In 2023, the export of plums, cherries, apricots, and peaches from Moldova increased by 82% compared to the previous year, totaling 1.446 million lei, or more than $81 million, with the EU accounting for 61% of exports. Deputy Prime Minister Dumitru Alaiba stated that the growth is a result of the work of farmers and the government's efforts to support them by diversifying export markets and improving trade agreements. The European Parliament decided to extend the suspension of taxes and import quotas on Moldovan products for another year, further supporting the country's export growth.

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In 2023, exports of plums, cherries, apricots, cherries and peaches from Moldova increased by 82% compared to 2022. These figures were presented by Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dumitru Alaiba, EastFruit reports with reference to MOLDPRES. According to him, the export of these fruits amounted to 1.446 million lei, or more than $81 million. The EU accounted for 61% of exports. The main markets for Moldovan fruit are Romania (16%), Poland (12%), Germany (10%), Latvia (4%) and the Netherlands (3%). Read also: Export of Moldovan plums is a record, but just below the “round mark” “Such growth is not only an economic indicator, but also the result of the work of our farmers. We will support them by diversifying export markets. We have achieved increased liberalized trade with the EU, an EFTA Free Trade Agreement has been signed and the renewal of the Turkey Free Trade Agreement ...

Source: Eastfruit