Spinach has been legalized in Georgia after a decade-long ban. The new action has garnered support from many residents.

In Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines, spinach is a familiar vegetable, often stir-fried with garlic, ginger, tofu, or shrimp paste.

Spinach has been legalized in the United States.

However, in Georgia, spinach has been illegal for a decade due to concerns that this alien plant species could rapidly proliferate along the state's waterways, posing a threat to native vegetation.

Nevertheless, the ban has not stopped Georgia residents from buying spinach. Although not directly sold in stores, locals will sell this type of vegetable from cars, nail salons, churches, and parking lots, according to Yahoo News.

Spinach has been legalized in the United States.

Last year, after facing a wave of public opposition, the state of Georgia finally lifted the ban on importing and selling this type of vegetable. Spinach is now being sold in many grocery stores in the state, with a reasonable price of over 6 USD/kg.

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Reference: Travel guide Mytour