Moldova to Establish Horticultural Office

Moldova to Establish Horticultural Office

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Moldova’s parliament has approved a draft law to create a Horticultural Office, which will operate under the Agriculture and Food Industry Ministry to implement state policies in the sector, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

The office will develop public policy proposals, promote horticultural products in domestic and export markets, assess production potential, manage plantation creation and removal, and attract funding for development projects. It will also oversee the horticultural record.

The law covers subsectors such as nut trees, fruit-bearing shrubs, vegetables, mushrooms, and medicinal plants. It regulates plantation management, market placement, and the formation of producer associations.

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