Moldova abolishes import licensing for grains and oilseeds

게시됨 2024년 6월 25일

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The Commission for Licensing of Imports of Grain and Oilseeds in Moldova has ceased operations, marking the end of a 3-month licensing period for grain and oilseeds imports. This measure, introduced during a state of emergency, allowed for the import of certain crops to stabilize domestic prices and support local producers. A total of 12 licenses were issued, enabling the import of approximately 69.5 thousand tons of sunflower seeds and popcorn varieties not grown in Moldova. The licensing system was designed to benefit economic agents involved in animal husbandry, animal feed production, flour milling, and bakery and confectionery industries.

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The Commission for Licensing of Imports of Grain and Oilseeds, which operated on the basis of the Law on Regulation of Business Activities by Permit, is ending its activities, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry of Moldova has reported. Regulation through licensing could be carried out for no more than 3 months and could be extended only once for a maximum of 3 months. Thus, the period for which the licensing of grain and oilseeds imports can be applied has expired. The Ministry of Agriculture reminded that the licensing measure was first introduced on October 11, 2023 and was in effect during the state of emergency – until December 31, 2023. In total, during this period, 12 licenses were issued for the import of about 69.5 thousand tons of sunflower seeds, of which 1200 tons were requested for the confectionery industry from varieties not grown in Moldova and about 44 tons of popcorn from varieties and hybrids not grown in the country. The decision to license the import ...

출처: UkrAgroConsult