In Moldova, the production of grapes can be supported by a donor project

게시됨 2022년 11월 7일

Tridge 요약

Due to low demand from EU and non-traditional markets, at least 25% of Moldova's table grape harvest is expected to be sold to local wineries at significantly below market prices for the second year in a row. The PCRR/USAID Rural Competitiveness and Resilience project is considering investing in the processing of unpopular table grape varieties into juice as a potential solution. The project will focus on enhancing the competitiveness of the agricultural sector by providing grants and technical assistance for the production of various agricultural products, including grapes and wine, over the next five years.

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원본 콘텐츠

This year, due to limited demand from buyers in the EU countries, as well as in "non-traditional" sales markets, according to expert estimates, at least 25% of the "Moldova" table grape harvest will be sold to Moldovan wineries. This situation is repeated for the second year in a row, according to EastFruit. But if in 2021 the prices for "forced industrial" grapes were more or less acceptable for winegrowers (on average 4-5 lei / kg, $ 0.20-0.26 / kg), then this year the bulk of such products to farmers, apparently, it will have to be sold at prices significantly below the cost (about 2 lei/kg, $0.10/kg). It is obvious that the problem requires an urgent solution. And it is unlikely that in the short term it will be the mass uprooting of "obsolete" seed varieties of table grapes and the laying of plantations of seedless grape varieties popular with consumers all over the world. The process of updating the assortment of commercial vineyards is underway, but so far slowly. Given the ...

출처: Eastfruit