The article provides an overview of the fruit and berry market in Moldova, focusing on the process of freezing fruits for commercial use. It highlights the challenges faced by local producers in competing with international markets, especially Egypt, which offers much lower prices for frozen strawberries. The article also mentions the effects of adverse weather conditions and low pollination rates on the apricot harvest in Moldova, leading to a small market supply and high prices for damaged fruits. Despite these challenges, the demand for fresh apricots in Moldova remains high, and the market is expected to see an increase in supply starting from early July with the harvest of the Kyoto apricot variety. The article notes that the price for fresh apricots in Moldova is around 20-23 MDL (1.04-1.19 EUR) per 1 kg, while the price for strawberries is currently too high for freezing activities, potentially impacting the production of Moldovan frozen strawberry producers.