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Floriculture

Emirates SkyCargo Celebrates Nearly 39 Years of Connecting to Africa

In 2024, the airline carried an average of over 3,800 tonnes in and out of Africa every week, via 20 gateways As the logistics industry...

Euroflora 2025: A Spectacular Showcase of Flowers and Art

Prepare to be enchanted by a breathtaking fusion of flowers, colours, art, and nature at Euroflora 2025. This internationally renowned exhibition, organised by Porto Antico...

Ensuring Optimal Hydration for Longer-Lasting Cut Flowers

For flower growers, maintaining the quality and vase life of cut flowers after harvest is essential. Once flowers are separated from the parent plant, they...

Air Cargo Africa 2025 Wraps Up in Nairobi

The seventh edition of the Air Cargo Africa Conference opened its doors in Nairobi last week, marking the first time the event has been held...

Is the High Cost of Production Clipping the Wings of the Flower Sector?

By Mary Mwende Kenya’s flower industry is more than just a business; it’s actually the epitome of resilience and economic strength. Yet, behind the colourful...

Soaring Freight Costs: A Growing Concern for Kenya’s Flower Market

by VIctor Okeyo The Kenya flower industry, valued at Kshs. 110 billion annually, heavily relies on efficient logistics to maintain its global market dominance. However...

How High Taxes and Shrinking Wages Threaten Kenya’s Flower Industry

by Victor Okeyo Kenya’s flower industry is one of the most vibrant economic sectors in the country, generating approximately Kshs. 110 billion annually, contributing 1.6%...

Battling the False Codling Moth

by Victor Okeyo Kenya is a major player in the global flower market, supplying flowers to Europe, Asia, and beyond. However, the False Codling Moth...