Moldova launches first competitions for agricultural support until 2030
Moldova has announced the first calls for proposals for financial assistance under the Strategic Program of Agricultural Policies for 2026–2030
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The Ministry of Agriculture Discussed Support for Vegetable Growers and Attracting New Producers
The Ministry of Agriculture discussed the situation in the vegetable-growing sector, where producers face a number of challenges at every stage of the supply chain—from cultivation to marketing and processing. Particular attention was paid to support measures, attracting new participants into the economic cycle, and tools that could reshape the market in the coming years.
Farmers are asking for a mechanism to restructure their bank debts due to financial difficulties
Farmers are pushing for the introduction of a mechanism to restructure bank debt for viable farms, citing growing financial difficulties in the agricultural sector and the risk of further bankruptcies. Authorities, banks, and industry representatives are already discussing possible changes to collection rules and guarantees, and agreed-upon proposals are expected to be presented shortly.
ANSA and FAO will expand their cooperation on food safety
ANSA and FAO will expand their cooperation in the area of food safety
Moldova will simplify farmers' work and expand access to long-term financing
Moldova plans to streamline operations for farmers and improve their access to financing and long-term loans
Moldova has begun accepting applications for financial support for farmers
Moldova has announced its first call for applications for financial support for young and new farmers, as well as small farmers and family farms
Moldova Fruct has developed a Registry of Orchards
A new digital tool has been introduced to streamline orchard record-keeping and bring a range of production data into a single system. Developed in line with national and international quality and safety requirements, it is being positioned as part of a broader effort to modernize fruit production and improve traceability across the sector.
Farmers have spoken out against raising the VAT on grains and oilseeds and are threatening to protest
The Farmers' Association has spoken out against the planned change to the tax regime for grain and oilseed crops, stating that it could drastically worsen the situation in an already weakened sector. The organization warns that if the decision stands, it is prepared to begin consultations on mass protests and insists on a public debate of the initiative in parliament.
AIPA approved the payment of 3.9 million lei in subsidies to Moldovan farmers
During the first week of September, the AIPA approved the payment of 3.9 million lei in subsidies to Moldovan farmers
Agrocereale called for flexible licensing of grain imports to balance the market
Agrocereale believes that the licensing regime for grain and oilseed imports should not be a political ban, but rather a flexible tool that can be activated or deactivated depending on market conditions. The association points out that the decision should be based on actual production, consumption, and processing needs so as not to put pressure on prices for farmers while at the same time ensuring that processing plants are not left without raw materials.
Farmers are calling for the temporary licensing of grain and oilseed imports to be extended through the end of 2026
The Farmers' Association stated that the current temporary licensing regime for imports of grains and oilseeds is too short and does not provide sufficient protection for the domestic market amid intense pressure from external prices. Industry representatives warn that without an extension of the mechanism and a revision of its parameters, the situation could worsen in the coming months, and farmers are prepared to take protest action.
Moldova Will Introduce Temporary Licensing for Imports of Grains and Oilseeds
Moldova will introduce a temporary licensing system for imports of grains and oilseeds to protect agricultural producers
In August, AIPA approved the payment of 82.19 million lei in subsidies to Moldovan farmers
In August, Moldovan farmers received approval for another round of subsidies, the amount of which increased significantly compared to the previous month. The funds are being directed toward several areas of support—ranging from investment projects to compensation for weather-related losses—and the payment structure includes both new applications and recalculations of previously submitted requests.
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