Russia: decision to ban imports of vegetative products from Macedonia to be reconsidered

Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phyto-Sanitary Control has reconsidered its decision to ban imports of vegetative products from Macedonia, the watchdog’s deputy head Alexey Alekseyenko said after negotiations with the republic’s representatives in Moscow. “Previously, we were concerned over attempts by criminal groups to use fake certificates of Macedonia’s Quarantine and Plant Protection Service”,…

Moldova: grape exports to EU up

Moldova has exported 12 thousand tons of grapes to the EU in 2014, 6 times as high as registered in 2013 and the highest export result ever. Moldova’s total exports of grapes amounted to 51 thousand tons in 2014 with 29 thousand tons of exports to Russia, 8 thousand tons to Belarus, and 2 thousand…

Ukraine: Lviv successfully hosted international conference “Technologies and innovations: from the ground to the finished product”

On July 1-2, a large-scale international scientific-practical conference “Technologies and innovations: from the ground to the finished product” has successfully been held in Lviv. The participants were about 300 representatives of the horticultural and processing industry from all over the country and abroad. The conference was also attended and discussed topical issues of horticulture and…