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Flower market trends during All Saints' Day
Overview
Ahead of All Saints' Day, the floral industry in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina faces a mix of economic challenges and high seasonal demand. The Croatian Chamber of Crafts (HOK) has raised concerns regarding rising operational costs and unfair competition from unregistered street and social media vendors who avoid taxes and legal obligations. Additionally, changes to the Trade Act have impacted artisans operating at cemeteries and shrines.
Despite these concerns, retail reports from Mostar and Virovitica indicate that prices for flowers, lanterns, and cemetery arrangements remain relatively stable compared to previous years. While street vendors offer more affordable home-grown options, retail shops and markets provide a wide variety of chrysanthemums, roses, and lanterns, with prices varying based on quality and complexity.
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesFlower and lantern prices remain stable ahead of All Saints' Day
Retailers in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia report stable prices for chrysanthemums and lanterns ahead of All Saints' Day.
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesCroatian florists warn of illegal competition and rising costs
Croatian florists are warning that illegal street sales and rising costs for energy and imports are threatening the sustainability of registered businesses, especially ahead of All Saints' Day.
Sources
glasistre.hr · glaspodravine.hr · icv.hr · jutarnji.hr · sib.net.hr · vrisak.info · zadarskilist.hr · zagreb.info