The success of exporters of Moldovan plums and grapes on the EU market is due to the favorable conditions of the European market

The other day, apparently in the context of the Russian embargo on imports of crop products from Moldova, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry reported on the success of Moldovan fruits on the EU market. At the same time, according to the ministry, the strengthening of positions in the European market is due to the EU’s decision to suspend taxes and quotas on imports of several categories of products from Moldova. In a free regime in 2023, the country could supply tomatoes, garlic, apples, cherries, plums, grapes and grape juice to the European market. In this regard, it is worth clarifying that, as EastFruit previously wrote, the European Commission and the European Parliament agreed to expand the 2022 quotas for duty-free supplies of Moldovan plums from 15 to 40 thousand tons, table grapes - from 20 to 58 thousand tons, apples - from 40 to 80 thousand tons, cherries/cherries - from 1.5 to 3 thousand tons, tomatoes - from 2 to 4 thousand tons, garlic - from 220 to 440 ...