Without taxes and volume restrictions: The preferential regime for the supply of Moldovan agricultural products to the EU has been extended for a year

The European Council has extended the trade liberalization regime between the European Union and the Republic of Moldova for another year. Thus, producers from the Republic of Moldova will export table grapes, tomatoes, garlic, apples, cherries, plums and grape juice to the European market without taxes and volume restrictions, MOLDPRES reports. The decision was welcomed by Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dumitru Alaiba, who said that increased trade liberalization represents a significant opportunity for Moldovan entrepreneurs, giving them the opportunity to develop their businesses and promote their products on the European market. Read also: About 25% of plums imported by the EU in 2023 come from Moldova According to him, from 2021 to 2023, exports of the Republic of Moldova to the EU have increased significantly. More precisely, grape exports increased from 15.8 thousand tons to 32.3 thousand tons; fresh apples – from 1.0 thousand ...