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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

    Despite last year’s relatively high crop of mass-market vegetables, some of them will run out of stock in storage within the next two weeks. Not because demand will increase, but because quality will degrade rapidly, Logos Press reports.

    26 February 2026
    Prices for mass vegetables in Ukraine and Moldova may rise in price

    A law abolishing the special status for Ukrainians, which has been in effect since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, will come into force on March 5. From that date, they will be subject to the general rules of Polish legislation regarding the principles and norms of temporary protection of foreigners, Logos Press has reported.

    26 February 2026
    Poland revokes special status for Ukrainian refugees

    Another batch of low-quality imported cookies was seized by inspectors of the National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) before they were sold to retailers. The reason is “the content of trans fats is higher than the permissible norm”, Logos Press reports.

    26 February 2026
    A new batch of substandard cookies is not allowed for sale

    About 30-40% of specialized farms plan to expand their berry plantations this year, especially strawberries. This is partly due to the abnormally harsh winter, the late start of the season and rising prices for berries, especially early berries, in Central and Southern Europe, Logos Press reports.

    26 February 2026
    Moldovan berry producers intend to expand plantations

    In January 2026, Moldova exported 73.7 thousand tons of cereals worth 276.8 million lei. This is slightly less than a year earlier, but experts call such a start “a fairly stable commercial activity for the winter period,” Logos Press reported.

    26 February 2026
    Moldovan grain exports in January – not high, but stable

    The Ukrainian labor market is showing surprising resilience – unemployment in the country is only slightly above pre-war levels, according to Logos Press.

    25 February 2026
    Ukraine’s labor market resists war

    The current grain drying tariffs offered by many elevators to Moldovan farmers do not favor the preservation of grain quality and active export, Logos Press reports.

    25 February 2026
    Expensive grain processing reduces the competitiveness of Moldovan agribusinesses

    New outbreaks of African swine fever and rabies have been confirmed in the country, Logos Press reports.

    25 February 2026
    Plague in Moldova again: epizootic map

    The average share of the agricultural sector in EU countries reaches 1.2 percent of GDP in 2024, up 0.1 percentage points from 2009, according to Logos Press.

    25 February 2026
    Which EU countries have the largest share of agriculture in GDP?

    Information about the potential import of sunflower from Argentina to Moldova is supplemented with important details. Indeed, Trans Oil Group is the buyer of about 55,000 tons of this raw material, which arrived in the port of Constanta on two ships, Logos Press reported.

    25 February 2026
    Argentine sunflower has been bought by Trans Oil Group

    Grants of up to 50 thousand euros are offered by international donors to groups of small and medium agricultural producers of field crop seeds in Moldova, Logos Press reports.

    24 February 2026
    Seed producers will be supported by grants

    According to the results of 2025, the share of Poland in the import of agro-food products to Ukraine amounted to 42% – it is slightly less than the total share of the nearest competitors (Germany and Turkey), reports Logos Press.

    24 February 2026
    Poland retains status of the largest food supplier to Ukraine

    Uzbekistan intends to attract $744 million from international financial institutions for projects in agriculture and water management by the end of 2026, Logos Press reports.

    24 February 2026
    Uzbekistan learns how to make it rain

    Ukraine and other post-Soviet countries are rapidly losing their former positions in the world walnut market due to internal problems of national walnut production and aggressive market policy of “new exporters”.

    24 February 2026
    Why Ukraine and Moldova are losing ground in the ranking of walnut exporters?

    A ship has appeared on the list of ships delivering sunflower from Argentina to the Black Sea countries, with Turkey/Moldova as its destination, Logos Press reported.

    24 February 2026
    Argentine sunflower may upset the price balance in Moldova

    U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to mobilize provisions of the Defense Production Act to protect domestic production of elemental phosphorus and glyphosate-based herbicides, Logos Press reported.

    23 February 2026
    US steps up production of ‘strategic pesticide’

    January 2026 was a record year for imported electricity supplies to Ukraine – 894.5 thousand MWh, according to Logos Press.

    23 February 2026
    Record electricity imports to Ukraine

    In 2026, more than 71 million lei will be allocated for the development of the irrigation network in Moldova, including 62.7 million lei through grant support to farmers, Logos Press reported.

    23 February 2026
    Seven new irrigation systems will appear in Moldova

    Kazakhstan has entered the top 50 largest economies in the world in terms of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2026, reports Logos Press.

    23 February 2026
    Kazakhstan joins the club of the world’s largest economies

    About 11,000 railcars with grain have piled up in the direction of Odessa ports. The management of Ukrzaliznytsya considers the situation “almost critical”, Logos Press reported.

    23 February 2026
    A railcar jam has formed at Ukraine’s “port gate”