There is no demand for walnuts from Moldova yet

Published 2022년 10월 7일

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The Union of Nut Producers Associations of the Republic of Moldova reports that large agricultural enterprises have started exporting the first batches of the 2022 walnut harvest. The delivery dates have not been decided yet, but they could happen as soon as this week if requested by European buyers. The export price for in shell walnuts is expected to be similar to last year, around 2.4-2.8 euros per kilogram. Individual trading companies in Moldova have also started harvesting trial batches of walnut kernels, but the slow process is due to lower first purchase prices than last year.
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According to the Union of Nut Producers Associations of the Republic of Moldova, several large agricultural enterprises have already formed the first export batches of walnuts of the 2022 harvest (in shell). However, according to EastFruit, the delivery dates have not yet been determined, although in the event of a request from the European partners-buyers, they could be carried out as early as this week. According to the specialists of the branch union, the same situation has developed with walnut growers in Romania. See also: Late Moldavian plum will be sold for a long time and expensive - opinion Representatives of the organization hope that certain progress in the export of varietal inshell nuts will occur as a result of the dialogue between Moldovan traders and traditional buyers, which will be held at the international exhibition of food, beverages and the hospitality industry SIAL 2022 in Paris (October 15-19). At the same time, the “starting price corridor” for this ...
Source: Eastfruit

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