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Vegetables

First local spring vegetables coming soon
Latvia bans import of fruit and veg from Russia, Belarus
Lettuce try Latvian winter salad
Tomatoes and cucumbers keep growing throughout winter
Sharp debate continues on VAT rate on produce: LTV's De Facto
Latvian eating habits examined
Farmers still disagree with proposed 12% VAT rate on produce
PM Siliņa: reduced VAT on produce will need EUR 16 million
Fruit and vegetable growers ready to fight for reduced VAT
Coalition agrees 12% VAT rate on fruit and vegetables
New Agriculture Minister plans to fight for reduced VAT on food
Travelers advised against bringing foreign plants into Latvia
Reduced VAT abolition on produce will drive shadow economy: association
VAT reduction on local produce likely to be abolished next year
Šmits: fruit farmers will have to go for EU support
Tomato and cucumber harvests have not suffered from energy crisis
Local vegetables will grow pricy this year
Tomatoes and cucumbers also feel inflation
Latvia's plumpest pumpkin revealed
'Ketch-up' with the prettiest tomatoes at Latvian Natural Museum
Fruit and veg low on the Latvian menu
Gardening boom in Rīga, overgrown plots elsewhere
Fruit and vegetables not prominent on the Latvian menu
Shock! Horror! Latvia grew 3,200 tonnes of pumpkins last year
Būris: Will Europeans have to eat less meat?
Local tomatoes and cucumbers remain in high demand
Around a third of Latvians eat fruit and veg every day
Four hundred tomato species: can you ketch-up?
Ministries debate effect of reduced fruit and veg VAT rate
Find your nearest self-harvest farm online
Spring has arrived in Aizpute
Potato maintains vegetable supremacy
Schools and hospitals allowed to offer vegetarian menus
School victorious in vegetarian food row
Vegetable prices plunge
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