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Moldova’s Dried Fruit Sector Assessment ...March 21, 2008 Moldova’s Dried Fruit Sector Assessment outlines the existing challenges and analyzes the current situation of the dried fruit sector using the sectoral work performed by ADP during the last three years (market assessments, technical consulting, grants activities, etc.), the official statistical data available at UN’s Comtrade Database, EU’s Trade Statistics and Moldovan Bureau of Statistics, as well interviews conducted with various sector players from growers to processors and exporters. The report looks not only at the impediments existing at the micro-levels, but also identifies the macro-factors affecting the development of the sector. You can download an abridged version of the report (PDF file, 0.4 MB).

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