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Restrictions on the delivery and transit of cargo by Moldovan road carriers through the Russian Federation under any scenario is an alarming signal to Moldovan agricultural producers, but not fatal. It may have a serious impact on some segments of agribusiness, while for others it may pass almost unnoticed. A lot will depend on the practice of application/compliance with this decision of the Russian government.
Seven entrepreneurs from the left bank of the Nistru River will receive assistance in developing energy-efficient businesses focused on increasing productivity and implementing innovative and sustainable technologies. The amount of support will be up to $30 thousand. For each company,” reports Logos Press.
Staff and members of the PIIPC Meat Processing Industry Patronage Council say wholesale pork prices for sausage and other meat product manufacturers have increased an average of 10-15% this week. For some of them, even more. So far, processors are mostly keeping prices for finished products at the pre-crisis level. Only for some positions of “pork assortment” they decided to raise the factory price tag by a few percent. However, everyone fears the worst.
US President Donald Trump has announced that he is imposing duties of 10% on most countries in the world, as well as additional differential duties on some nations. He proclaimed April 2 as “America’s Economic Emancipation Day” and said the measure would restore US financial sovereignty.
The country is drying up. Against this background, trees are actively cut down in Moldovan forests, even protected ones, to be sold to local entrepreneurs for furniture making. “Legally”, of course. With documents in hand.
On April 3, the Organ Hall hosted a concert of soprano Natalia Roman (Moldova-Italy) in duet with baritone Vladimir Dragos. Arias and duets from operas and operettas by G. Puccini, G. Verdi, F. Lehar and other composers were performed.
All over the world, the volume of household waste is growing at an alarming rate and is damaging the environment. How is this problem solved in Moldova and what should be done by the state and the population? This was discussed at the public debate “Waste sorting and recycling. How to ensure a sustainable future”.
Moldovan road freight transport operators are no longer allowed to enter the territory of Russia, including transit. This is a predictable event that has been underway for many years.
Moldovan civil aviation has switched to the summer flight schedule, which will be valid from March 30 to October 25, 2025.
The repayment of debts of Aroma SA, which had been in the process of insolvency through restructuring since 2013, became possible thanks to the government’s decision to merge the two state-owned enterprises. Although the takeover of the Chisinau-based Aroma JSC by Balti-based Barza Albă JSC is not yet legally finalized, the former has allocated 28.9 million lei to the latter for debt repayment.
The best wines in the world are made from grapes grown on old vines. These wines are both more expensive because of their higher production costs due to the low yield of such vineyards, and valuable because of their uniqueness. Moldova has not yet recognized the possibility of obtaining a higher added value from such wines.
The Moldovan company HempBuild Solutions has adapted its technology for the production of an innovative building and insulating material, arbolite, to local raw materials. Its main components are hemp stalks, lime and clay. This became possible after the ban on the cultivation of industrial hemp was lifted in Moldova.
