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Ukrainian Grain May "Bury" Moldovan Business

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Ukrainian grain may "bury" Moldovan businessThe import of cheap grain from Ukraine threatens to ruin small and medium-sized farmers in Moldova, warned the local association "The Power of Farmers. " According to farmers, the supply of 200-300...

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Farmers in Moldova may protest on 29 and 30 October if the authorities do not extend licences for the import of grains and oil crops from Ukraine, report to the Farmer's Power Association. On 4 September, the ruling Action and Solidarity Party approved the licensing of grain imports, but reduced the duration of this measure to 31 October without the possibility of renewal. The Association demanded that this provision be reviewed, otherwise the f…

The government approved Wednesday, 28 October, the extension of the licensing of imports of cereals and oilseeds by another two months, but Prime Minister Vasile Tofan acknowledged that the decision was taken "at the limit" and that it would cost other branches of the economy. The Ministry of Agriculture had proposed the extension until 31 December 2026.

The Moldovan authorities intend to extend until 31 December the licensing regime for the import of cereals and oil crops from Ukraine, and the Minister of Agriculture stated ... 28.10.2026, PRIM

The licensing regime for imports of wheat, maize and sunflower could be extended until 31 December. A proposal to this effect was presented today by the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry of the Republic of Moldova, Eugeniu Osmochescu. According to him, the aim of the measure is to protect indigenous farmers and ensure the value of national production, in the context of a [...] Article The licensing regime for imports of wheat, maize and …

Moldovan farmers plan to hold protests on October 29-30 if the country's parliament does not extend the mechanism for licensing imports of grain and oilseeds from Ukraine. Farmers fear that lifting restrictions will lead to increased supplies of Ukrainian products and lower prices on the domestic market. According to the association, farmers in several regions of Moldova have already determined the places and times of protest actions, before [..…

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