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Ornamental Horticulture Sector Pleased with Postponement of VAT Increase on Flowers and Plants

The floriculture sector is pleased with the decision to postpone the proposed VAT increase on flowers, plants, trees, and bulbs from 9 to 21 percent. This was stated in a declaration by the collaborating organizations, including Glasbouw Nederland, LTO, RoyalFloraHolland, and Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland. The planned VAT increase on flowers was scheduled to take effect in 2028.

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The floriculture sector is pleased with the decision to postpone the proposed VAT increase on flowers, plants, trees, and bulbs from 9 to 21 percent. This was stated in a declaration by the collaborating organizations, including Glasbouw Nederland, LTO, RoyalFloraHolland, and Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland. The planned VAT increase on flowers was scheduled to take effect in 2028.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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SCHIPHOL (ANP) - The floriculture sector is pleased with the decision to delay the proposed VAT increase on flowers, plants, trees and bulbs from 9 to 21 percent. This is what the collaborating organizations, including Glasbouw Nederland, LTO, RoyalFloraHolland and Plants & Flowers Foundation Holland, leave...

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Reformatorisch Dagblad broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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