Representatives from the Moldovan Customs Service and the State Inspectorate for the Supervision of Non-Food Products and Consumer Protection recently participated in a collaborative workshop in Gdansk, Poland. Facilitated by EUBAM, the workshop focused on enhancing cooperation between customs and market surveillance authorities.

The event, which followed a successful study visit to Germany’s Market Surveillance Department in Tübingen last year, aimed to bolster professional skills and implement European standards in consumer protection practices. Participants engaged in fruitful discussions, exchanged best practices, and explored avenues for joint initiatives.

This initiative underscores the commitment of the Republic of Moldova to ensure imported goods comply with safety and health standards, raise importer awareness, and safeguard consumer rights.