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About 14.5 thousand tons of table grapes worth just over $14.3 million (average wholesale price $0.99/kg) were exported by Moldova in October 2025, Logos Press reported.

About 22.2 thousand tons of plums worth $20.7 million (average invoice price – $1.07/kg) were exported by Moldova in October 2025, Logos Press reported.

In July-October 2025, Moldovan wheat was supplied to foreign markets at an average price of 3.53 lei/kg – the lowest export price for the commodity in the first four months of the marketing season in five years, Logos Press reported.

In July-October 2025, Moldova sent abroad 18.52 thousand tons of sunflower oil, which is almost four times more than in the same period last year (about 4.8 thousand tons), – reports Logos Press.

Just over 7 thousand tons of apples were exported from Moldova in October 2025, Logos Press reports.

The slow pace of the 2025 maize harvest campaign due to high soil moisture in the fields and grain in the cob increases the risk of deterioration in the quality of these products, especially when they are stored. This is the case in many countries in the Northern Black Sea region, but especially in Ukraine and Moldova.

Hundreds of tons of carrots were shipped daily in October by large vegetable farms to the Romanian market at an average wholesale price of 1-2 Romanian lei/kg “per field”, depending on the variety and the size of the batch, Logos Press reported.

After the opening of the Moldovan Grape and Wine Office in Japan at the end of August 2025, the export of wine products to this country increased by 31%, Logos Press reported.

The EU Council has approved a new trade agreement with Ukraine, which envisages increased quotas for the supply of agro-food products, Logos Press has reported.

Gasoline imports to Ukraine from the Republic of Moldova increased by 9% in September, up to 11 thousand tons, while our country was the only supplier of 92-octane gasoline (2.1 thousand tons), – reports Logos Press.

The two-week break in the harvesting campaign due to the abnormally long period of October precipitation has changed a lot in the apple segment of Moldovan fruit growing. Moldova Fruct management has not yet changed its summer forecast for the 2025 apple crop, but fruit market operators believe that by November the adjustment will certainly take place.

In August 2025, $332.6 million worth of goods were exported, up 22 percent from August 2024, according to the National Bureau of Statistics,” Logos Press reported.