While Kenyan flower farms are struggling to combat emergence of new pests and labour costs, another serious challenge is preventing smooth transportation of flowers. Kenyan
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KEPSA continues to participate in the nationwide awareness campaigns on the European Union (E.U.)-Kenya Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). The Coast region campaign drive was held in Mombasa on 21st November
The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has reached a significant environmental milestone by achieving Level 3 certification from the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) programme for four
The EU in particular has introduced strict regulations to ensure imported ornamental and horticultural products are free of pests such as the False Codling Moth.
Despite the significant contributions of the ornamental sector the sector is still a victim of negative reporting from bloggers and the media. Well-funded and coherent
Corteva Agriscience recently hosted a significant two-day Growers Conference at a Naivasha hotel, gathering key stakeholders in the flower industry to address pressing challenges in
On the eve of the IFTF show in the Netherlands, the international flower trade association Union Fleurs, in partnership with the Floriculture Sustainability Initiative (FSI),
The world’s largest trade hub for flowers and plants, Royal FloraHolland, is announcing the appointment of Martin de Ruiter and Thomas Bugel to its management
Peter Sand Donald Trump has won a second term in the White House with an economic policy pledging to revitalize American manufacturing and counter what
Gardeners Forum, IPM Express and Green Cities Award IPM ESSEN from 28 to 31 January 2025 will provide a preview of what the green sector