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Malaysia: 'Imported flowers less expensive now'

Beautiful imported blossoms such as tulips and lilies are cheaper now due to the strengthened ringgit, but there is little demand for them as there is currently no major festival."Imagine getting fresh flowers by paying less for the same volume.

"A carton of imported flowers costs around 20% lower now compared with just a few months ago," said florist Sharon Lim. She said she had been taking the chance to buy flowers from China, India, Thailand, Holland, and Kenya at lower prices.Roses from China were plentiful and orchid supplies from Thailand were abundant, she said.

Read more at The Star.

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