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European Union countries have sharply reduced soft wheat imports, with the geography of supply changing dramatically, Logos Press reports.
Thanks to the adaptation of logistics chains, Transnistria is becoming more and more firmly embedded in the European market – almost three quarters of its exports and almost half of its imports come from the European Union, Logos Press reports.
Moldova has received the first batch of imported sugar within the preferential quota of 3000 tons with reduced customs duty, Logos Press reports.
Romania’s Energy Minister Bogdan Ivan said Sunday night that Romania has enough gas for the cold season and that the country’s energy system is not affected in any way by aid to Moldova and Ukraine. “Today Romania is the largest producer of natural gas in the EU,” Ivan said, emphasizing that storage facilities are full and that the country has not imported gas from Russia since 2023, Logos Press reported.
Ukrainian corn exports have slowed to their lowest level in seven years despite a good harvest last year, according to Logos Press.
The Customs Service (CU) of the Republic of Moldova has released a series of practical guides to help entrepreneurs navigate customs procedures more easily,” Logos Press reported.
Exports of services from Moldova in the period from January to September 2025 showed strong growth, outpacing exports of goods for the first time in history, Logos Press reports.
The Moldovan government has decided not to extend the program of licensing of grain imports from Ukraine, and from January 1, 2026 the country will return to the normal import regime, – reports Logos Press.
Moldovan diaspora entrepreneurs will receive support in the amount of 5,000 euros for projects in the form of material contribution and specialized expertise under the “Buy Diaspora” program, Logos Press reports.
The export of Moldovan goods to Russia in January-October 2025, compared to the same period of 2024, decreased by 11.4% – to $91 million.
In January-November 2025, Ukraine exported 121.53 thousand tons of dairy products worth $375.43 million, Logos Press reported.
Part of cargo flows to Ukraine temporarily passes through Moldova due to intense attacks on infrastructure and transportation in southern Ukraine, including the destruction of a bridge on the Odessa-Reni route over the Dniester River, Logos Press reported.
The government intends to facilitate access of local producers to foreign markets by providing assistance for participation in exhibitions, international fairs, business missions and other events to promote domestic products, Logos Press reported.
The idea to oblige retailers to keep at least 50% of domestic products on the shelves has drawn harsh criticism from the ruling PAS party, with MPs warning of rising prices, shortages of goods and risks to exports, Logos Press reported.
The volume of foreign trade operations between Moldova and China for three quarters of 2025 amounted to $ 1, 068 billion. Compared to the same period of 2024, it increased by 18.4%. As a result, China became Moldova’s second trade partner after Romania, Logos Press reported.
Moldova has about 1,000 MW of installed renewable energy capacity and all of these producers are potential sellers of electricity on the exchange.
Citizens who will return to Moldova will be allowed to import one vehicle with exemption from import duties, Logos Press reported.
After a long break, Azerbaijan has resumed carrot and turnip supplies to Moldova, Logos Press reports.
Armenia and Moldova are planning to expand cooperation in the field of winemaking, the press service of the Armenian Ministry of Economy reported after the visit of Deputy Minister of Economy Arman Khojoyan and Chairman of the Foundation for Viticulture and Winemaking Zaruhi Muradyan to our country, Logos Press reports.
By the end of November, Moldova had exported more than $259 million worth of seed and stone fruits; for the whole of 2024, exports of these goods totaled $249.8 million, Logos Press reported.
