For several years now, November is an important month for the ornamental industry. In the second week of November, players from all over the world come to the Netherlands, where besides the two main exhibitions IFTF and FloraHolland TradeFair, many events take place.
And more happened, like Royal Brinkman acquired Berg Hortimotive, construction for Breeding Technology Center Dümmen Orange took off, Floral companies got their own pavilion at Expo Agroalimentari, OAT Agrio Ltd acquired Chrysal International from Nordian Capital Partners, Orchids4all was declared bankrupt, and the largest plant grower in South Africa announced 5ha expansion.
Royal Brinkman acquires Berg Hortimotive
"World’s largest laboratory for flower research"
NL: Construction starts for Breeding Technology Center of Dümmen Orange
South African Cape Flora on the rise
Trials till November 10 in the Netherlands and from November 13-24 in France:
Special varieties steal the show at Morel's cyclamen trials
Floriforum provides platform for old friends to discuss flowers
Cargolite demonstrates workings new packaging concept
Photo report: FloraHolland Trade Fair 2018
Karel Bolbloemen, Ammerlaan-Sosef and Leybaert win Dutch Flower Awards 2018
Plenty of market opportunities
Russia: A nation of flower lovers
Photo report: Floral industry finds its way to Expo Agroalimentaria
OAT Agrio Ltd acquires Chrysal International from Nordian Capital Partners
Netherlands: Orchids4all declared bankrupt
Pieter Mertens, Deroose Plants & Exotic Plant
US (FL): "We grow fast, faster than our space allows us to"
"Demand for preserved flowers exploded over the last 3 years"
Largest plant grower in South Africa to expand with 5 hectares
John Henderson, Floral Computer Systems: