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Organic supermarket bouquets to disappear after the summer

Organic supermarket bouquets to disappear after the summer

This summer, Lidl became the first nationwide supermarket chain in the Netherlands to offer organic field bouquets grown locally. However, these flowers will be removed from store shelves after the summer season concludes, as the retailer does not sell organic bouquets during the autumn, winter, or spring.

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