Tartu Market has 90 spots. But there are fewer small vendors.
Priit Värv says that before there were more vendors. Now there are few.
Vendors have to pay €7 per day. It's tough. Big stores are cheaper.
There are fewer customers. Old people have died. There aren't many new customers.
Vendor Piret says there is little money. Life is expensive.
Vendor Raivo says the same. Rent is expensive.
Some vendors say this year is calmer. But there is less selling.
Vendor Illar sells potatoes. Before, he sold a lot. Now he sells little.
Many vendors have left. Young people sell on Facebook. They don't want to be at the market.
Priit Värv believes that small markets will remain. Big markets may change.
Young people work at the market in summer. They help preserve the tradition.