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Elita Vellekoop

Netherlands

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  • 1 day ago | floraldaily.com | Elita Vellekoop

    The Dutch Lily Days are in full swing and the mood is positive, with a promising season ahead. Besides showcasing various lily varieties in the test greenhouses of the thirteen participating companies, there are also talks about the challenges the industry faces. These include issues like exchange rates, the US tariffs, and the public debate on crop protection in bulb cultivation in the Netherlands.

  • 3 days ago | floraldaily.com | Elita Vellekoop

    From June 3 to 6, 2025, the world of lilies will take center stage during the annual Dutch Lily Days. This event offers breeders, growers, and traders the opportunity to meet and exchange knowledge about the latest trends and developments. ParticipantsThe following 13 companies will open their doors during Dutch Lily Days 2025:P. Aker, Boots Flowerbulbs, Van den Bos Flowerbulbs, Bot Flowerbulbs, De Jong Lelies Holland, Lily Company, Onings Holland Flowerbulbs, C. Steenvoorden, Gebr.

  • 1 week ago | floraldaily.com | Elita Vellekoop

    "It has been an uphill battle, but I'm proud that the concept upgraded the look of the Kenya flower export industry", says John Kowarsky of Cargolite. This innovative packaging concept is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year and at the IFTEX in Nairobi, Kenya, taking place from June 3-5, they will raise a toast to the many farms, freight partners, and early adopters who believed in the possibility of change.

  • 2 weeks ago | floraldaily.com | Elita Vellekoop

    The owners of Sicamus, a French producer of young hydrangea plants, have recently sold the company to the French agricultural cooperative Terrena. Along with this transition, Sylvain Javoy has been appointed as the new Sales Manager, taking over from Jean-Yves Coulbault, who will retire in September 2025 after a distinguished career of 30 years with the company. Jean-Yves Coulbault and Sylvain Javoy at the IPM Essen 2025.

  • 4 weeks ago | floraldaily.com | Elita Vellekoop

    We first visited the FlowerTrials in 2015, when 49 companies took part in the event. This year, 56 breeders across the Netherlands and Germany will open their doors to showcase the future of ornamental horticulture. Over the years, the event has seen many changes. New participants have joined, others have moved on, but one thing has remained constant: FlowerTrials continues to be a truly international event, drawing visitors from around the globe during its traditional slot in week 24.

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