Subject: Flowerweb News
From: "Flowerweb.com"
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 22:40:38 +0100 (CET)
 



Valentine's blues for flower growers

16-02-2009

Flower shipments from Ecuador to the U.S. are down 23 percent so far this year in what is normally peak season, said Gonzalo Luzuriaga, president of Expoflores, the country's main growers' association.

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Love may still bloom, but flower sales droop

16-02-2009

Valentine's Day - Some florists are feeling rosy, but for others the day of love is a worry
Those long-stem reds, mini callas and pink tulips bound for Valentines everywhere can do a heart good. Especially if you sell them.

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Tanzania: Global Crisis Hits Flower Industry

16-02-2009

As global credit crunch continues to bite, life is no longer flowering to Northern based horticultural growers in Tanzania. Their exports are getting more expensive to ship and even harder to sell while production costs continue hitting the greenhouse roofs.

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Flower demand increases for Valentine’s Day

16-02-2009

The sale of flowers remains on a peak in the city and the rates have been doubled in the wake of Valentine’s Day.

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Kenya's flower industry confronts global slump

16-02-2009

Farm worker Daniel Apinde pushes a cart laden with long-stemmed red roses through Oserian farm, a 240 acre (97 hectares) business nestling on the shores of Kenya's Lake Naivasha.

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