Global Flower Prices Firm Ahead of Holiday Demand
Cut flower prices strengthened in Europe and North America as wholesalers prepared for holiday demand. Roses and carnations led gains, while chrysanthemum and lily prices remained stable. Greenhouse growers report improved contract activity with retailers.
Kenya & Colombia Expand Global Floriculture Export Share
Kenya’s rose exports to Europe surged on favorable weather, while Colombia increased shipments to the U.S. and Canada. Dutch auction markets remained central hubs, though logistics costs continue to weigh on margins.
Energy, Fertilizer & Freight Costs Challenge Growers
Greenhouse growers face high heating and electricity costs, alongside elevated fertilizer prices. Rising freight and air cargo rates are impacting international trade, pushing some buyers toward regional suppliers.
The Floriculture Yearly Outlook reviews global flower prices, trade flows, and consumer demand shifts over the past three years and provides forecasts for the next three. Analysis covers cut flowers, ornamentals, greenhouse technology, and sustainability certifications. Read full report
