Ukraine is the main supplier of soybeans to Moldova

Published 2025년 4월 8일

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From 2022 to 2025, Moldova's soybean trade data reveals a clear dominance of imports over exports, with Ukraine being the sole significant supplier constituting 99.22% of imports. The total trade volume reached 71.42 thousand tons, with imports making up 79.9% and exports 20.1%. Other countries like Germany and Romania contributed minimally to imports. Export destinations were more diversified, with Romania being the primary recipient and Lebanon and Turkey also significant recipients. This trade dynamics highlights the important role of Ukraine and Romania in Moldova's soybean market.

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An analysis of quantitative indicators of international trade in soybeans in Moldova for the period from 2022 to 2025 (the first 3 months) demonstrates the predominance of import operations over export ones. At the same time, 99.22% of all imports come from one country – Ukraine, which supplied 56.64 thousand tons out of a total import volume of 57.08 thousand tons. The total turnover for the analyzed period amounted to 71.42 thousand tons, of which 79.9% comes from imports and 20.1% from exports of beans. Ukraine has consistently been the leader in soybean supplies throughout the analyzed period. In 2022, it accounted for 99.99% of imports (14.84 thousand tons), in 2023 – 97.19% (10.08 thousand tons), in 2024 – 99.50% (30.20 thousand tons), in the first quarter of 2025 – 99.99% (1.51 thousand tons). The other importing countries were much less important. Germany ranks second with a share of 0.39% of total imports (0.22 thousand tons), with all imports from this country ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult