In 2024, Moldova exported table grapes to 29 countries

Published 2024년 12월 6일

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Moldova has experienced a notable increase in table grape exports in the first 10 months of this year, with a 1% rise in volume and a significant 42% increase in value compared to the same period in the previous year. A total of 41.5 thousand tons of grapes were exported, generating approximately $46.1 million. The primary markets include the EU, which imported 45% of the total volume, and the CIS region, which imported 45% less than in the previous year. Other countries contributed to a 14% increase in imports. The European Parliament has allowed Moldovan producers to export grapes to the EU without taxes and quantitative restrictions, provided they meet the quality and safety standards of the destination countries.

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In the first 10 months of this year, table grape exports from Moldova increased compared to the same period last year, EastFruit reports. Producers managed to increase export volumes by 1%, while their value increased by 42%. From January to October 2024, according to Noi.md, about 41.5 thousand tons were exported for a total of about $46.1 million. Exports by market groups are as follows: EU market - 27.3 thousand tons (45% more than in 2023), CIS market - 12.5 thousand tons (45% less than in 2023), other countries' market - 1.6 thousand tons (14% more than in 2023). The main export destinations for table grapes are Romania - about 15.6 thousand tons at a price of $ 1.33 per kg, Poland - about 5.5 thousand tons at a price of $ 1.42 per kg. Read also: Table grape exports from Moldova to the EU almost doubled in 10 months of 2024 During this period, supplies were carried out to 29 countries of the world, and after a two-three year break, exports to Bulgaria, Slovakia, Saudi ...

Source: Eastfruit