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Floriculture

Kenya’s Horticulture Sector Strengthened with UK Support for Compliance and Market Access

October 2, 2025 Kenya’s horticultural industry recently received a significant boost with the handover of modern analytical equipment valued at Ksh. 152 million to the...

GLOBALG.A.P. Tour 2025: Compliance and Diversification Keeps Kenya’s Agriculture Thriving

October 2, 2025 Kenya’s agricultural sector, the backbone of millions of livelihoods and a key foreign exchange earner, faces high stakes in 2025. A single...

Burgeoning

Bʏ Mᴀsɪʟᴀ Kᴀɴʏɪɴɢɪ In this week’s issue of the Floriweek newsletter, we travel through key events shaping the sector, from Naivasha’s fairgrounds to European policy...

Naivasha Horticultural Fair 2025 Blends Business, Sustainability, and Social Impact

The Naivasha Horticultural Fair (NHFair) has long been more than just an industry showcase. It is a marketplace of ideas, a celebration of progress, and...

Kenya Can Bloom to Its Full Potential

An interview with agronomist Stephen Mogonchi on the future of Kenya’s floriculture Q: Stephen, was floriculture always what you wanted to do? A: (laughs) Not...

Challenges and Barriers to Women Empowerment and Equality in Kenya’s Flower Sector

Bʏ Mᴀʀʏ Mᴡᴇɴᴅᴇ Kenya’s floriculture industry is indeed an important pillar of the country’s economy, ranking among its top foreign exchange earners and providing employment...

Why Summer Flowers Are Key to Smallholder Farmers

For years, Kenya’s floriculture industry has been defined by roses. They remain the country’s dominant export flower, commanding about 70% of production. But a quiet...

Vaselife International B.V. Enters New Chapter with Independent Ownership

Vaselife International B.V., a leading innovator in sustainable cut flower care solutions, today announces its continued independent operations and new ownership structure following the bankruptcy...