Estonian food market springs up in the Rotermann quarter

Archived Articles | 07 May 2009 | EWR

Sirley Salk, BBN

Rotermann quarter brings a genuine Estonian food market to the metropolitans this summer. Beginning from 29th of May, 8-15 pm, an open market will be opened behind the cinema multiplex, aripaev.ee writes.

There will be 20 vendors working at the same time. If the market is well received then there is a plan to expand.

The goods are Estonian, coming from different farms and operating units all over Estonia. Included will be meat, fish, bakery and dairy products as well as seasonal fruit and vegetables. Part of the products are also grown fertilizer free; organic products. The goods are strictly of national origin.
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