Moldova has significantly increased its fruit supplies to Romania this season

Published 2024년 11월 25일

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The Moldova Fruct association, with support from the USAID Rural Competitiveness and Resilience Project, participated in the RO Fruits & Vegetables Show 2024 to explore consumer trends and cooperation strategies. The Romanian market is vital for Moldovan fruit exporters due to its proximity and similar consumer preferences, with a notable increase in demand for apples, grapes, and apricots. Carrefour is working with local producers to prioritize quality over price. Moldovan exports to Romania have risen significantly, with substantial quantities of apples, grapes, and plums exported in 2024. Key industry trends include innovation, sustainability, and eco-friendly packaging, particularly targeting Generation Z consumers.

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Members of the Moldova Fruct association, with the support of the USAID Rural Competitiveness and Resilience Project, took part in the RO Fruits & Vegetables Show 2024 forum. The event was organized by Modern Buyer for industry professionals and was dedicated to new consumer trends, innovations and cooperation strategies in this area, EastFruit reports. “The Romanian market is an important area for us, we consider it a local market due to its logistical proximity and similar consumer preferences. I am glad to have the opportunity to directly interact with representatives of Romanian retail chains, such as: Metro Cash&Carry, Carrefour, Lidl, Profi, Auchan, Diana. In modern Romanian trade, apples are the second most popular and there is an increase in demand for club varieties. Compared to last year, the market has registered a 23% increase in demand for grapes and apricots,” said Stefan Bytlan, director of Fani SRL. Carrefour presented its experience of cooperation with Romanian ...

Source: Eastfruit