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According to the Moldova Fruct Association, based on customs data, in October 2024, about 5 thousand tons of apples worth about $3.3 million were exported from the Republic of Moldova. This is slightly less than the month before - 5.3 thousand tons, EastFruit reports. Last month, the largest part of external supplies of Moldovan apples went to two countries - the Russian Federation (3.1 thousand tons, average invoice price of $0.62 / kg) and Romania (1.5 thousand tons, $0.71 / kg). A significant volume of goods was also sent to Saudi Arabia (220 tons, almost $1 / kg). On average, in October, Moldova exported apples at a price of $0.67 / kg. In October last year, the average invoice price for exported Moldovan apples was $0.47 / kg. Read also: Prices for industrial apples in Moldova went down. Why will there not be a record? The situation with the export of Moldovan apples in the fall of this year is still developing according to last year's scenario, with the only difference being that in September of last year the country sent 1 thousand tons to foreign markets.

Key moments of the past week: — Top sellers: white cabbage and persimmon — Potato supply doubled, offers from the Baltic countries appeared — Tomato sales continue to grow — Number of grape sellers is growing, while apples are decreasing — Tomato and cucumber prices have risen sharply in Uzbekistan — Potato prices in Ukraine hit another record — Egyptian exporters have reduced prices for sweet potatoes and lemons These and other trends in the region's fruit and vegetable markets are covered in the weekly review of EastFruit trading platforms. Last week, participants from 11 countries again sold their products in the EastFruit Trade Platform trading group, while the total number of ads posted also remained at the level of the previous week. Representatives of Iran and Poland stepped up their trade. At the same time, sales from Egypt and Turkey decreased. Ads from Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan appeared again. After a long absence, participants from Lithuania and Latvia posted their offers. The top five

Moldovan products are increasingly in demand on the European Union market. In addition to the already established export of grapes, plums, apples, Moldovan farmers plan to expand the range of products supplied to the foreign market. In particular, garlic exports will begin this year, EastFruit reports. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry is confident that the export of agricultural products in 2023-2024 will have a positive impact on the country's economy, AgroExpert.md notes. "The volume of exported grapes in 2023 reached about 35 thousand tons, and the cost was $ 40 million. At the same time, the export of apples amounted to about 13 thousand tons worth $ 7 million, and the export of plums - more than 53 thousand tons worth over $ 31 million. We also exported about 250 thousand tons of sunflower oil, compared to 91 thousand tons in 2021," said the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry Vladimir Bolea. He also noted that in 2024, Moldova will export 99 tons of grain for the first time.