Ukrainian grape producers are invited to Moldova for a conference and business tour

The grape business of Ukraine suffered the greatest damage from Russia's military aggression and occupation of part of the country, and some advanced farms are still temporarily under the control of the occupiers. The event will be held as a support for the Ukrainian grape market during the difficult wartime and will include both a conference part with speeches by world and regional experts, and a practical part in the form of studying the experience of running a grape business in Moldova. Moldova is the third largest exporter of grapes in Europe, second only to Italy and Spain in the volume of supplies, and the climatic conditions for growing these products are similar to the southern regions of Ukraine. At the same time, Moldova earns $30-40 million annually from the export of fresh table grapes alone, and Ukraine spent $54 million on the import of these products last year, and the import positions in Ukrainian supermarket chains have only strengthened. Preliminary program of ...