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See detailed information: at our Facebook page and directly from the trader. There are hundreds of different traders at the Tartu market, and product prices vary depending on the quantity purchased, time of day, and bargaining. The market is known for its interactive trading culture – buyers can get good explanations about the products from the sellers and have the opportunity to bargain. AS Tartu Turg does not sell products; we create the market trading environment.

Tartu market is a public place, and like other public spaces, well-behaved pets that are properly managed by their owners are always welcome!

We apologize for the situation you encountered. The market itself does not sell anything but rents out sales booths. While in the past, markets were required to check the quality of the goods sold, under current laws, markets do not have that authority. Inspectors from the Agricultural Board conduct quality control of the goods sold. We would be very grateful if we could receive specific feedback from buyers regarding the traders. Find the trader here.

Lingid: pangaautomaatide kaardile ja kpl-jate nimekirjale (kus kirjas, kes kauplevad ainult sularahas).

5 environmental steps:
Less packaging: Much of the merchandise is sold loose and without packaging. The buyer can choose whether to use their own container, have their purchase packed in our reusable cardboard box, or have the purchase packaged.

Waste sorting and recycling: We collect biodegradable waste, cardboard boxes, glass containers, and household waste separately. Cardboard boxes are recycled. We reduce the proportion of household waste by sorting packaging.

There is a lot of local produce at the market: what is produced and grown in Estonia is fresh and healthy, and its supply chain is short – there are no long distances or gaps. Of course, the buyer has a choice, but we recommend choosing locally grown produce. By consuming local farm produce, you support Estonian rural life, which is an important part of an environmentally friendly lifestyle.

Developing cooperation: To reduce food waste, there is a food-sharing cabinet in front of the market hall, where market traders and others can place food, and those in need can get groceries. You can also help by bringing suitable food to the collection cabinet. In front of the market hall and the open market, there are yellow packaging recycling bins where you can place Ringo food containers. In collaboration with several local communities and institutions, we are shaping the surroundings of the market hall and the open market to be greener, creating an environment rich in biodiversity

Reducing energy consumption: In this area, the main focus is on daily monitoring and conservation of electricity, as well as investments in heat recovery from various devices.