Eight tons of sheep and goat meat confiscated after ANSA inspections

Around eight tons of sheep and goat meat were confiscated, and the operations of a slaughterhouse were temporarily suspended after inspections conducted by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) in farms and slaughterhouses across the Republic of Moldova. These inspections were aimed at preventing the spread of African swine fever (ASF), addressing illegal slaughter practices, and removing products lacking origin and traceability from the food supply chain.

Tender launched for access road to Ungheni's Flower Bridge

An important development for the "Flower Bridge" in Ungheni has emerged. The National Roads Administration (AND) has announced a tender for the construction of the access road leading to the bridge over the Prut River in Ungheni. Companies interested in participating in the project can submit their bids until September 8, 2026.

ASP registers nearly 2,500 businesses from Transnistrian region

As of the end of the first semester of 2026, the number of economic agents registered with the Public Services Agency (ASP) in the Transnistrian region is nearing 2,500. Specifically, there are 2,492 companies listed in the agency's records, including 461 permanently registered and 2,031 provisionally registered.

Medicine producers urge reform of Moldova's pricing formula

The existing formula for determining the producer price of medicines does not align with current economic and geopolitical realities. At present, prices are calculated based on countries such as India and China, where production conditions differ significantly from those in the Republic of Moldova. Industry representatives argue that this pricing mechanism has led to a decline in the number of domestic drug manufacturers, dropping from 25 to just six over the past three decades.

Moldova simplifies installation of solar panels and batteries

Individuals looking to install photovoltaic panels or electricity storage systems will benefit from simplified procedures. On July 23, Parliament voted in favor of legislative amendments that streamline the authorization process for these projects and remove certain administrative barriers that have hindered the growth of renewable energy initiatives.

Moldova will modernize state aid system for businesses

The state is altering its approach to financing public enterprises and strategic investments. The government has approved a draft law that will provide state aid under clearer, more predictable, and more easily verifiable rules to prevent the waste of public funds.

Eight brands dominate Moldova's sausage market

The market for sausages and meat preparations in Moldova is primarily dominated by domestic production, unlike other sectors such as beer, juices, or dairy. Eight local brands hold a remarkable 90% share of the Moldovan sausage market, while the remaining 49 producers account for only 10%.

Moldovan regulator proposes gas price increase to €1.04 per m³

Moldovan households face potential natural gas price increases to €1.04 (approx. 20.3 MDL) per cubic meter including VAT, representing a 38% surge over current rates.

Premier Tofan plans asset privatization to fund Moldova pension system

Newly sworn-in Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has ruled out raising the retirement age, proposing instead to fund a newly introduced Pillar II pension system through the transparent privatization of underutilized state assets.

Moldova credit growth hits €425 million driven by business demand

Commercial banks in Moldova issued €424.5 million (approx. 8.32 billion MDL) in new financing last month, according to data released by the National Bank of Moldova.

Chișinău allocates Central Market profit to cover legacy penalties

The municipally-owned enterprise operating the Chișinău Central Market will allocate its entire 2025 net profit of €142,210 (approx. 2.78 million MDL) to cover historical financial losses. The Chișinău Municipal Council approved the decision on July 21.

Red tape paralyzes Moldova €348M public building energy upgrades

More than half of Moldova’s final energy consumption is absorbed by public buildings. Despite energy efficiency being a top strategic priority, investment returns remain difficult to prove due to the absence of a unified monitoring framework.