Dutch scheme to boost wilting flower industry takes root

More than 1,000 firms sign up to buy and give away blooms to stem losses caused by Covid-19

Passersby stepping out for exercise in the spring sun, company employees and hospitals are being given tulips, roses and chrysanthemums under a Dutch initiative to save the country’s flower industry and make life a little more bearable.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

The Guardian /  🏆 84. in UK

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Casino company Caesars Entertainment fined record £13mGambling Commission penalty relates to VIP schemes that reward heavy gambling
Read more »

130K inquiries, 1K loans: why UK government had to tweak help for small firms130K inquiries, 1K loans: why UK government had to tweak help for small firms | Small business | The Guardian
Read more »

Coronavirus: Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils new measures to SME loan schemeIt comes after Sky News revealed Rishi Sunak would unveil and overhaul of the aid scheme.
Read more »

Loan and credit card repayments likely to be frozen in new coronavirus scheme'Unprecedented' measures could also be a boost for people with an overdraft.
Read more »

The root of my beard problem | LettersBrief letters: Bob Andy | Jennifer Bate | Beard growth | Cricketing reads | Song titles
Read more »