Moldovan garlic will be exported to Poland for the first time in 2024

Published 2024년 10월 22일

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Moldova is experiencing a surge in demand for its agricultural products in the European Union market, with plans to expand the range of exports. The country has already established exports of grapes, plums, and apples, and plans to start garlic exports this year. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry is optimistic that these agricultural exports will have a positive impact on the country's economy. In 2023, Moldova exported around 35 thousand tons of grapes, 13 thousand tons of apples, and over 53 thousand tons of plums. The country also exported about 250 thousand tons of sunflower oil in 2023, a significant increase from 2021. For the first time in 2024, Moldova will export 99 tons of garlic to Poland.

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Moldovan products are increasingly in demand on the European Union market. In addition to the already established export of grapes, plums, apples, Moldovan farmers plan to expand the range of products supplied to the foreign market. In particular, garlic exports will begin this year, EastFruit reports. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry is confident that the export of agricultural products in 2023-2024 will have a positive impact on the country's economy, AgroExpert.md notes. "The volume of exported grapes in 2023 reached about 35 thousand tons, and the cost was $ 40 million. At the same time, the export of apples amounted to about 13 thousand tons worth $ 7 million, and the export of plums - more than 53 thousand tons worth over $ 31 million. We also exported about 250 thousand tons of sunflower oil, compared to 91 thousand tons in 2021," said the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry Vladimir Bolea. He also noted that in 2024, Moldova will export 99 tons of garlic ...

Source: Eastfruit