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Category: Export & Import
According to the Investment Agency, during Moldova Business Week 2025, which is taking place this week, an agreement was reached with a group of investors from China to invest in various production facilities in Moldova for a total of about 20 million euros.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry (MAIA) has completed bilateral screening with the European Commission of several of the most complex chapters of EU legislation. These are Chapter 11 “Agriculture and Rural Development”, Chapter 12 “Food Safety, Veterinary and Phytosanitary Policy” and Chapter 13 “Fisheries and Aquaculture”.
In July 2025, $347 million worth of goods were exported, a 30.3 percent increase from June 2025 and a 21.8 percent increase from July 2024.
Moldova is looking to attract more Indian companies to key sectors through a new power project, Logos Press reported.
Founded in 1993, Sadro-Ursu has managed to develop into a modern and competitive company, which today exports more than 80% of its products to the EU market, – reports Logos Press.
The $130 million Straseni – Gutinas 400 kV high-voltage transmission line will be built entirely thanks to investments from the U.S. government, Logos Press reported.
Moldova will implement the information system “Control over trade in strategic goods” (SI CCMS), which will be an important step towards achieving international standards in this field, – Logos Press reports.
Moldova is not only the largest buyer of Ukrainian-made cheese, but is also increasing its share in the purchase of this product, Logos Press reported.
In the period from January to July 2025, sales of sparkling wines from countries considered exotic for the Russian market, significantly increased, according to data from participants of the alcohol sector, – reports Logos Press.
It has become a bad tradition in Moldova that at the last session of the Parliament some deputies try to push through amendments to the legislation, which are beneficial only to a few companies and can cause significant damage to the economy and the state budget.
In the first 8 months of 2025, the share of tax on income from entrepreneurial activity decreased to 46.8%, which indicates the increasing dependence of the Moldovan economy on imports of foreign goods, Logos Press reported.
Moldova exported 24.9 thousand tons of sunflower in July-August 2025, which is 18.2% less than in the same period of 2024, when supplies reached a record 30.4 thousand tons.
