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Chamber of agriculture: Estonia's cereal yield to be 40% lower this year
28.08.2018The average cereal yield in Estonia this year is likely to be about 40 percent lower than in 2017, and lower by about one-third than the average yield for the past three years, the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce said LETA/BNS.
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Klaipeda continues to rank 1st among Baltic ports by cargo traffic
28.08.2018Klaipeda this year continues to rank first among all seaports in the three Baltic countries in terms of cargo traffic, according to figures released by the ports.
Electricity prices rise across Baltics amid dry weather - Elektrum Lietuva
28.08.2018Dry weather and repairs on the NordBalt power link with Sweden last week drove electricity prices in all three Baltic countries higher, with prices in Lithuania and Latvia continuing their climb toward 60 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh), Elektrum Lietuva said LETA/BNS.
Baltic clothes retailer Apranga plans to open or renovate 25 stores next year
28.08.2018Vilnius-based clothing retailer Apranga, which is controlled by MG Baltic, next year plans to open or refurbish 25 stores in the Baltic countries, the group's CEO said.
Oman bans import of fish from Estonia
28.08.2018Without citing reasons, Oman's Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has issued a decision imposing a ban on the import of fish from Peru and Estonia with immediate effect, informed LETA/BNS.
Vilnius posts 8% growth to 0.53 mln in H1 tourist numbers
The Lithuanian capital saw the number of visitors rise by 8% in the first half of 2018 from a year earlier and the total number of overnight stays grow by 6.5% to almost a million, Go Vilnius, the city's tourism and business development and agency, said.
Estonia: High school leavers may be given opportunity to take international English exam
Estonia is wishing to offer high school leavers the opportunity to take an internationally recognized English language exam at the proficiency level C1 for free in the future, reported LETA/BNS.
OECD’s review shows Latvian main problems 
