Fruit and vegetable prices slightly down

A kilogram of cucumbers at the market costs between 12 and 14 lei, as opposed to 13 and 15 lei/kg last week. Tomatoes can be bought for 7-8 lei/kg, as opposed to 9 lei/kg a week ago. A kilogram of bell peppers costs 9-10 lei, as last week. Egg plants are also sold at the old price of 10 lei/kg, IPN reports.

A kilogram of capsicums costs 16-18 lei, as against 15 lei last week.  Potatoes are sold for 6 lei/kg, as earlier. Cabbage continues to be sold for 4 lei/kg. A bunch of dill and parsley costs 3 lei, 1 leu down, while of green onion tops is sold for 4 lei, as last week.

Plums can be bought for 12 lei/kg, as opposed to 10 lei/kg last week. A kilogram of grapes costs 12 lei, in contrast to 9-10 lei/kg last week.

A cob with corn is sold for 6 lei. Watermelons are sold for 2 lei/kg, while melons cost 4 lei/kg. Both of the prices are at the same level as a week ago.

Ten eggs cost 13 lei/kg. Butter is sold for 45 lei/kg, sour cream for 35 lei/kg, cow milk cheese for 50 lei/kg, as earlier, while ewe milk cheese for 70 de lei/kg. A kilogram of beef costs 70 lei/kg, while of pork at least 80 lei/kg.



The diplomatic missions of the Republic of Moldova will suspend civil status services throughout the month of August. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces that this measure is necessary for the implementation of the new Information System “Civil Status Acts”, reports IPN.

The restriction targets birth, marriage, and divorce registration services, name changes, as well as other related services. The authorities specify that all applications submitted until August 1st will be examined according to the current procedures and will not be affected by the transition period.

During the suspension period, individuals who possess an electronic signature will be able to request civil status extracts in electronic format through the evo.gov.md platform, under the conditions provided by law.

According to the MFA, the transition to the new system aims to modernize and streamline civil status services, including for the citizens of the Republic of Moldova residing abroad.

The reception of requests will resume starting September 1.

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Fruit and vegetable prices slightly down

A kilogram of cucumbers at the market costs between 12 and 14 lei, as opposed to 13 and 15 lei/kg last week. Tomatoes can be bought for 7-8 lei/kg, as opposed to 9 lei/kg a week ago. A kilogram of bell peppers costs 9-10 lei, as last week. Egg plants are also sold at the old price of 10 lei/kg, IPN reports.

A kilogram of capsicums costs 16-18 lei, as against 15 lei last week.  Potatoes are sold for 6 lei/kg, as earlier. Cabbage continues to be sold for 4 lei/kg. A bunch of dill and parsley costs 3 lei, 1 leu down, while of green onion tops is sold for 4 lei, as last week.

Plums can be bought for 12 lei/kg, as opposed to 10 lei/kg last week. A kilogram of grapes costs 12 lei, in contrast to 9-10 lei/kg last week.

A cob with corn is sold for 6 lei. Watermelons are sold for 2 lei/kg, while melons cost 4 lei/kg. Both of the prices are at the same level as a week ago.

Ten eggs cost 13 lei/kg. Butter is sold for 45 lei/kg, sour cream for 35 lei/kg, cow milk cheese for 50 lei/kg, as earlier, while ewe milk cheese for 70 de lei/kg. A kilogram of beef costs 70 lei/kg, while of pork at least 80 lei/kg.


Prime Minister Vasile Tofan was greeted with military honors at the Victoria Palace in Bucharest by his Romanian counterpart, Ilie Bolojan. The visit marks the first official foreign trip of the Prime Minister, and the agenda includes discussions about joint strategic projects, economic cooperation and regional security, reports IPN.

During the official welcoming ceremony, the Honor Guard of Romania played the national anthems of the Republic of Moldova and Romania and the two officials greeted the delegations.

Vasile Tofan is accompanied to Bucharest by Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea, Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, and by the Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu. The officials have withdrawn for discussions, and at the end of the meeting, the two prime ministers are expected to hold joint press statements.

During the visit, Prime Minister Tofan has scheduled meetings with the President of Romania, Nicusor Dan, and with representatives of the leadership of the Parliament in Bucharest. Also, he will discuss with the representatives of the Basarabeni Businessmen’s Club about attracting investments and supporting the business environment.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025