The modernization of the Agro-food sector, and revitalization of its conditions and standards, needs to attract funding sources from international donors, which helps stimulate the development of high value agriculture. Consequently, attracting agricultural investment is a strategic priority for Moldovan farmers, as this represents tangible economic growth based on retooling and modernization of agriculture. The National Bureau of Statistics ranks Moldova second in relation to the interest rates charged for loans. The average annual interest rate for lending to agriculture is 14.13%. Georgia in first place with 29%. Despite all the successes of banking, agriculture (as a sector) still remains an unattractive investment for banks in Moldova. The banking sector has also expressed reluctance in supporting small-scale agribusiness.

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The quality of agricultural production consists of all the biological, food and technological traits that determine the degree of utility of each type of foodstuff in human food, food industry and other industries, where agricultural production is used as a raw material. Quality can be presented in different ways: political, economic, statistical, legal, sociological, philosophical, etc. The paper presents an analysis of the export of grape wine from the Republic of Moldova to some partner countries. The dynamics, structure, volume and sales incomes, as well as the price for 1 ton of Moldovan wine in relation to CIS countries, the EU and other countries of the world have been studied. The authors emphasize the improvement of the quality and competitiveness of the wine product as a stimulating leverage in promoting image and ensuring export on the market.

The modernization of the Agro-food sector, and revitalization of its conditions and standards, needs to attract funding sources from international donors, which helps stimulate the development of high value agriculture. Consequently, attracting agricultural investment is a strategic priority for Moldovan farmers, as this represents tangible economic growth based on retooling and modernization of agriculture. The National Bureau of Statistics ranks Moldova second in relation to the interest rates charged for loans. The average annual interest rate for lending to agriculture is 14.13%. Georgia in first place with 29%. Despite all the successes of banking, agriculture (as a sector) still remains an unattractive investment for banks in Moldova. The banking sector has also expressed reluctance in supporting small-scale agribusiness.