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Moldova has seen a significant increase in the income from exporting apples to the European Union, doubling the income from the previous year, reaching 229 million. lei (approximately 12 million euros) from January to October. This increase is attributed to the dedication of farmers and the extension of liberalized trade with the EU, providing access to larger markets. The share of EU countries in apple exports has also increased from 0.4% in 2021 to 18% in 2024, showing the high quality of Moldovan production on a global scale.
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Between January and October inclusive, Moldova has doubled the income from the export of apples to the European Union, the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dumitru Alaiba reported, quoted by the local news agency Moldpres. "During the first 10 months of the year, our apple exports to the EU reached 229 million. lei (almost 12 million euros at the current exchange rate - note ed.) - impressive growth, more than 2 times more compared to the same period last year", Alayba pointed out. He pointed out that the success is the result of the dedication in the work of the farmers. "We support them, providing them with access to new, larger and competitive markets," the minister asserted. As another decisive factor, he identified the extension of the liberalized trade with the EU by another year, which opens up huge opportunities for ...
Source: Sinor
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