AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMoldova Business Week 2026: The 11th edition opened in Chișinău, with EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos backing Moldova’s EU-reform push as a “European success story” for investors, while Prime Minister Vasile Tofan pledged to cut bureaucracy to help firms export and create jobs. Freight & decarbonisation: A T&E report says electric trucks can beat diesel total cost of ownership in most major EU markets, with payback in as little as two years in places like the Netherlands and Germany—pressuring European truckmakers to scale e-truck output. Agri supply risk: FEFAC warned AGRIFISH ministers that drought, Black Sea feed disruptions and the EU Deforestation Regulation could leave a soybean meal gap of at least 5m tonnes in 2026-27, threatening dairy, pork and poultry viability. UK industrial push: Rolls-Royce announced a £300m investment across UK sites, including £140m in Derby, as the chancellor frames it as a “new age of industrialisation.” Defence manufacturing: Lithuania’s defence industry group says the real challenge is scaling output and securing long-term NATO supply contracts, with new shell and explosives capacity planned. Right to repair: Unilog.SC says EU repair rules now force manufacturers to handle external repair requests operationally, not just via paperwork.
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