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Moldova ranks 55th in the world (out of 175 countries) in terms of dependence on imports, Logos Press reported.
In January 2026, Moldova exported to 21 countries almost 9.2 thousand tons of table grapes worth $7.6 million at an average invoice price of $0.83/kg. This is not a bad indicator for the winter period, if we take into account the relatively low quality of grapes of the 2025 harvest, Logos Press reports.
The Customs Service of Moldova (CU RM) will create a new unit (Help Desk), which will maintain links with similar structures in the states-participants of the Convention “New Computerized Transit System” (NCTS), reports Logos Press.
In 2025, the share of imported products in the cheese market of Ukraine increased from 38% to 45%. If the situation does not change, already in March-April 2026 Ukrainian producers will control less than half of the domestic market for this product, according to Logos Press.
Moldova will take part with a national stand at Fruit Logistica, Europe’s largest agricultural trade fair, which will open soon in Berlin, while Romania will be absent, Logos Press reported.
During the war, agriculture in Ukraine suffered quite a lot, and as a result, many ingredients for traditional Ukrainian borscht now have to be imported, according to Logos Press.
By 2028, the Bridge export program should provide an additional $50 million increase in Moldova’s exports and support up to 190 companies, according to a draft government decree.
The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) said it has launched a large international investigation into the circumvention of EU sanctions against Russia, according to Logos Press.
The Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia presented data on exports of apples, which last year reached a record level of 20.6 thousand tons of products worth $14 million, Logos Press reports.
From February 8, 2026, France will officially suspend the import and sale on its territory of certain food products produced outside the EU if they are found to contain residues of five active substances not approved in the European Union, Logos Press reported.
Moldovan authorities have temporarily banned the import of poultry meat and by-products from Ukraine due to the risk of producers using banned metronidazole, Logos Press reported.
Trade officials from U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration have leveled accusations at the European Union over Brussels’ attempts to give European meat and cheese producers a de facto monopoly in the South American market as part of a sweeping trade agreement with Mercosur countries, Logos Press reported.
