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New publications available on the website May 21, 2009 Recently ADP team updated the series of Target Market Confirmation Studies (TMCS) for the main Moldovan export fresh produces. They are available in the Electronic Library in Romanian (full report) and some in English (short version). Here are direct links to TMCS's with English versions: The Romanian Market for Fresh Apples The Ukrainian Market for Fresh Apples The Belarus Market for Table Grapes The Romanian Market for Table Grapes This list will be updated as the TMCS's summaries will be translated. Another recent publication uploaded developed by ADP is The Moldovan Walnut Sector: Constraints Analysis – Toward the Formation of a Durable Competitive Sector (April 2009) Also The Superintensive System of Apple Production Guide was developed and published by ADP. About 500 copies have been distributed for free to farmers, consultants and libraries. The Guide has only the version in Romanian and it is available online in PDF (3 MB!).

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