Swissport has announced a new partnership with Saudia Cargo to become the airline’s ground handling agent at Nairobi Airport. The Swiss-based ground services provider will
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Whiteflies are a formidable pest in the world of horticulture, particularly for those working with cut flowers. These tiny, winged insects may seem inconsequential at
Tensions have significantly impacted the competitiveness of local agribusiness players due to logistical and supply chain problems caused by the effective closure of the Suez
In 2006, Frank Ammerlaan and his brother Win backed by their parents began growing roses in Ethiopia. The family-owned AQ Roses cut rose nursery has
Konflex B.V. is a company based in The Netherlands. We attended the 2024 Naivasha Horticultural Fair last September. Over the years, we have continuously supplied
Whether you’re strolling through a garden, wandering a park, or simply enjoying an open space, you’re likely to notice bees buzzing about the flowers. While
When it comes to cut flowers, keeping them fresh and vibrant isn’t just about placing them in a vase of water; it’s about ensuring they’re
In the scenic countryside of a small village, Mary Waithera, a 20-year-old entrepreneur, has emerged as a trailblazer by starting a business with deep family
A new study commissioned by the Fairtrade Foundation and carried out by Impactloop reveals the significant economic advantages that flower workers in Kenya gain from
What are the benefits of carbon dioxide supplementation on plant growth and production within the greenhouse environment. Carbon dioxide (CO2)is an essential component of photosynthesis