The article discusses the current state of the sweet cherry market in Moldova, highlighting a significant decrease in prices due to an oversupply, with wholesale large cherries sold at 17-24 lei / kg ($ 0.94-1.33 / kg) and retail at 20-30 lei / kg ($ 1.11-1.66 / kg). The supply exceeds demand both domestically and internationally, particularly to Russia and Belarus, with exports experiencing a significant decrease in volume and facing quality issues due to rainfall and temperature fluctuations. These conditions have led to concerns about export prices, which are expected to remain low, potentially around $ 1 / kg. Despite the challenges, there is interest in selling to the European Union for processing, as Moldovan cherries are facing demand issues in traditional markets.