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The Republic of Moldova, represented by the Moldova Fruct Association and four fruit producing companies, participated for the first time in the Saudi Horeca exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The country's presence at this international exposition was made possible thanks to the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) project "Rural Competitiveness and Resilience in Moldova", the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund (UMAEF) and the Investment Agency, EastFruit reports. "Analyzing export volumes, Saudi Arabia is the fourth destination for Moldovan apples in terms of supply volumes. Consumers there value Moldovan apples, especially the Gala variety, which are consumed in a proportion of 80%, and processed fruits are perceived as healthy snacks and delicacies at any meal. Participation in Saudi Horeca is an excellent opportunity to increase brand awareness of a country that produces high-quality fruits, both fresh and processed, increase sales, distribute n

From January to October, inclusive, compared to the same period last year, Moldova doubled its apple export earnings to the EU.

The Republic of Moldova has doubled its apple exports to the European Union this year, showing impressive growth in the fruit growing sector, said Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization Dumitru Alaiba, EastFruit reports. "In the first ten months of this year, our apple exports to the European Union amounted to 228 million lei - an impressive increase, more than twice as much as in the same period last year," Alaiba said. Read also: Below or above the forecast: how many apples were harvested in Moldova in 2024? He stressed that this success is the result of the dedicated work of farmers. "We support them by providing them with access to new, larger and more competitive markets," the minister said. Another decisive factor is the extension of trade liberalization with the EU for another year, which opens up huge opportunities for Moldovan producers, MOLDPRES writes. “The numbers speak for themselves: the share of EU countries in apple exports increased from 0.4% in 2021