In 2020, the share of CIS countries in the structure of Moldovan grape exports increased from 62% to 70%

Published 2020년 12월 9일

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Moldova has seen a decrease in table grape exports to the European Union for the first 11 months of 2020, compared to the previous year, with the total export volume being just under 45,000 tons. This is due to the reduced quality of grapes, as most vineyards lack irrigation systems. Despite this, Russia has increased its import of Moldovan grapes. The country may not reach its doubled preferential euro quota for grape supplies in 2020. The total harvest of table grapes in Moldova has also decreased to 70,000 tons, down from nearly 112,000 tons in 2019. However, demand prices for Moldovan red grapes on the Russian market have grown, despite competition from other suppliers.

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According to official data, for 11 months of 2020, Moldova exported almost 45 thousand tons of table grapes to 28 countries (for the whole last year - almost 63 thousand tons). At the same time, the CIS countries accounted for about 32 thousand tons of products, the European Union - about 12 thousand tons (in 2019 - 39 thousand tons and 20 thousand tons, respectively). Of the CIS countries, only Russia increased the import of Moldovan grapes: for the indicated period of the current year - just over 26 thousand tons, for the whole of 2019 - just over 25.4 thousand tons. Deliveries of products to Belarus decreased from 5.3 thousand tons last year to 1.7 thousand tons this year. The supply of table grapes from Moldova to Ukraine also decreased, but to a lesser extent - from 7.8 thousand tons to 4 thousand tons. The most significant changes took place in the export of Moldovan grapes to the EU countries. For 11 months of this year, about 11.5 thousand tons of table grapes were sent ...

Source: Eastfruit