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Category: Agribusiness & Winemaking
In February 2026, the wheat market in the Republic of Moldova shows seeming stability, but based on low price level. External markets do not send encouraging signals – demand is low and global supply is excessive. As a consequence, the country’s domestic market is stagnating, Logos Press reports.
Frosts as low as -25 degrees Celsius have damaged apple plantations in Poland, which will have a serious impact on the EU fruit market in the coming marketing season, Logos Press reported.
The state enterprise “Moldovan Railway” has adjusted downward (by several percent/ton) the tariffs for transportation of grain and oilseed crops within the framework of export-import transactions. The new tariffs came into force on February 5, 2026, Logos Press reported.
In January 2026, more than 106 thousand tons of sunflower were exported from Moldova, which is an unprecedented volume for this month of the marketing season, Logos Press reported.
In the north of Moldova, in the middle of winter, sugar beet harvesting continues in extreme conditions: frost, snow and ice, Logos Press reports.
In 2025, Moldova’s share in tomato supplies from Ukraine amounted to 61.5%, Logos Press reported.
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization FAO has raised its forecast for world cereal production in 2025 to 3,023 million tons, up 0.7% (19.9 million tons). This is a record high, Logos Press reported.
Moldova was represented by a single national stand of 13 producers and exporters of apples, table grapes and plums at the international specialized exhibition Fruit Logistica in Berlin, February 4-6, 2026, reports Logos Press.
Inspectors of the National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) blocked at the border the import of a batch (20 tons) of frozen mechanically deboned chicken meat (MMO/MDM) into Moldova, Logos Press reports.
Another factory in the European Union has announced that it will not process sugar beet next season, i.e. in 2026. Last year, five European factories of this profile notified about the cessation of activity. A total of 20 sugar factories in the EU have stopped working since 2017, according to Logos Press.
Interview with Adrian Lipcan, Administrator of Sugar Bridge SRL
At the beginning of 2026, Moldova ranked “honorably” third among the countries of the former Soviet Union in the WHO ranking on alcohol consumption, according to Logos Press.
Several meteorological resources in Europe forecast precipitation for Moldova in the second half of February totaling more than 25-30 mm. This exceeds the average norm for the last month of winter, which has been observed in the country over the past few years, Logos Press reported.
The “list of outsiders” will almost certainly include such vegetables as white cabbage, onions and tomatoes, and possibly potatoes. According to expert estimates, the area under these crops in the spring of 2026 in the country could decrease by tens of percent or even many times, Logos Press reports.
Almost all apples sold in European retail contain mixtures of pesticides, with 71% of the cases among them and the most dangerous ones, Logos Press reported.
The Forța Fermierilor Association condemns the manner in which the relevant ministry conducted “public consultations” on the Strategic Program of Agricultural Policy for 2026-30, Logos Press reports.
The Agency for Interventions and Payments in Agriculture AIPA authorized the payment of subsidies totaling LE 597.14 million to farmers from the National Fund for Support to Agriculture and Rural Areas in January 2026, Logos Press reported.
By the end of January 2026, wholesale prices for apples of red varieties on the Moldovan market increased on average by 0.5-1.0 lei/kg against the beginning of the first month of the year, Logos Press reported.
The European Parliament’s Environment Committee has approved an agreement to relax rules on the circulation of transgenic products on the EU market, which was reached last December by negotiators from EU member states and the European Parliament, Logos Press reported.
From January through September 2025, the Baltic republic exported $8.3 million (about 7 million euros) worth of wine to Russia and was among the top ten largest suppliers, Logos Press reported.
