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Vadim Chetrari

Vadim Chetrari

Freelance correspondent for Logos Press. Specialises in a wide range of topics related to the activities of the agri-food sector in Moldova and worldwide. Graduated from the Kiev Technological Institute of Light Industry and the Moldovan State University (Faculty of History). In journalism since 1995. Since 1998, he has been an employee of the weekly newspaper Logos Press Economic Review. He has worked as editor-in-chief of Lider Agro and Agroexpert publications, as well as on projects for international organisations, including the UN/FAO.

Articles

    The fruit business in Europe with both feet has entered the period of active preparation for the new marketing season: it assesses the condition of orchards after overwintering and spring weather stresses, production needs and market opportunities. The first conclusions are traditionally not very precise, but they are large-scale. They provide some insight into opportunities and a clear picture of expectations.

    28 May 2026
    Moldova’s apple business: structural changes are coming

    Today, May 28 in Astana, President of Kazakhstan Kasym-Jomart Tokayev and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who arrived in Kazakhstan on a state visit, signed a joint statement “On the seven foundations of friendship and good-neighborliness of the peoples of Kazakhstan and Russia”.

    28 May 2026
    Seven “pillars of friendship between the peoples” of Kazakhstan and Russia

    After the change of the Czech government, the number of countries participating in the initiative to purchase ammunition for Ukraine has been halved.

    28 May 2026
    Why is Ukraine losing voluntary ammunition suppliers?

    Soil quality and methods for monitoring changes in soil structure were the main topics of the experience and knowledge sharing workshop organized on 27 May 2026 in the village of Slobozia Duška (Criuleni). The aim of the event was to popularize soil quality monitoring. The event was organized by the National Agency for Land Reclamation together with the National Institute of Applied Research in Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, with the support of MAIA Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry.

    27 May 2026
    Moldova strengthens soil quality monitoring

    The largest Polish marketplace Allegro is preparing to enter the Ukrainian market and plans to start the first stage of expansion in June.

    27 May 2026
    Allegro Marketplace to launch direct delivery to Ukraine

    The legal framework for animal identification and registration will be modernized and supplemented to ensure traceability in the relevant register of the Republic of Moldova, as well as to harmonize national regulations with European Union standards.

    27 May 2026
    Moldova adopts new rules for the animal registry

    The Government approved the draft law on ratification of the Agreement on credit support and grant for the implementation of the Integrated Agricultural and Irrigation Development Program (iDRIP) project.

    27 May 2026
    French loan and European grant for Moldovan irrigation

    Ukraine may face the threat of suspension of financing from the IMF and the EU as early as this summer. The reason for this is delays with the law on taxation of international parcels, which international partners are demanding.

    27 May 2026
    Creditors to Ukraine: impose taxes on parcels, or there will be no money

    In the Polish village of Konotopi, where only about 120 people live, the construction of a large-scale statue of the Virgin Mary is being completed, which may become the highest such monument in Europe.

    27 May 2026
    The tallest statue in Europe – in the Polish village of Konotopi

    Chile stops growing sugar beets. And this is after more than seven decades of history of production of this atypical (for South America) agricultural crop. The reason is low sugar prices and rising costs of agricultural production in the world.

    27 May 2026
    Chile halts beet sugar production

    Exports are still one of the most visible indicators of the economic clout of nations on the world stage. Meanwhile, the top 30 food exporters alone account for more than 80 percent of the global agricultural export market, worth about $1.5 trillion.

    26 May 2026
    Who and what feeds the planet? Top 30 largest food exporters

    A Ukrainian citizen has asked the Ukrainian government to return the “nationality” column to passports and birth certificates. The proposal concerns not only paper forms, but also digital documents.

    26 May 2026
    Ukraine proposes to return the column “nationality” in documents. There are not many people willing to do so

    Wheat futures are down for the longest period this year. Traders returning from a long weekend in the U.S. are “wagering” on news of “progress in negotiations” in the Middle East.

    26 May 2026
    The fall in wheat exchange prices continues, but is slowing down

    Last week, three outbreaks of animal diseases were registered in Moldova: one case of African swine fever in wild boars (in Cioara, Hincesti) and two cases of dog rabies (in Nisporeni and in Valcinet, Calarasi).

    26 May 2026
    Difficult epizootic situation in Moldova persists: new outbreaks of diseases

    Steel remains one of the most important structural materials on the planet. It underpins construction, infrastructure, automotive and industrial production. Therefore, steel-rich nations continue to play a huge role in the global economy.

    26 May 2026
    World Metallurgy: ranking of leading countries in steel production

    The Russian railway authority is raising tariffs for freight transportation to and from the Baltic States and Finland to Russia. Among other things, from June 15, a coefficient of 1.359 will be applied to transit tariffs on the territory of Russian Railways through Russian-Latvian, Russian-Estonian, Russian-Finnish border railway crossings. This will affect exports of grain and oilseeds from Central Asia, particularly Kazakhstan, to these EU countries.

    26 May 2026
    Russia raises tariffs for transit of agricultural products from Kazakhstan

    The Grain and Oilseed Producers Association “Forța Fermierilor” publicly (through the media) reminded all interested parties that “on May 27, at 11 p.m., we will organize a warning protest action in front of the Government building, on the side of Pushkin Street”.

    26 May 2026
    “Forța Fermierilor reminds and warns

    During the last working week, the Agency for Interventions and Payments in Agriculture (AIPA) authorized for payment to farmers subsidies amounting to LE 53.46 million from the National Fund for Agriculture and Rural Development.

    25 May 2026
    AIPA: 53 million subsidies to farmers in one week

    The case of importing Brazilian chicken to Israel has taken an unexpected turn. The country’s chicken meat market remains closed to foreign products, and Baladi’s attempt to obtain permission to import chicken meat from Brazil, from where Israel has been importing beef for many years, has met with stiff resistance from local producers.

    25 May 2026
    Are Brazilian hams of higher quality? Scandal in the Israeli meat market

    European sugar producers are facing deteriorating financial results and are forced to cut production and cooperation with farmers amid falling prices and market changes.

    25 May 2026
    Sugar giants in the European Union are cutting production. One of the reasons is imports from Ukraine