Fabiola Ferrero

2 months ago | nny360.com | Júlia Ledur |Fabiola Ferrero

Since the beginning of the year more than 1 billion fresh-cut flowers have crossed into the United States. They traveled thousands of miles — roses from Colombia, carnations from Ecuador, tulips from the Netherlands — destined for grocery store shelves, wedding altars, hospital nightstands and the hands of your Valentine. The United States is the world’s largest importer of cut flowers.

2 months ago | postguam.com | Júlia Ledur |Fabiola Ferrero

Since the beginning of the year, more than 1 billion fresh-cut flowers have crossed into the United States. They traveled thousands of miles – roses from Colombia, carnations from Ecuador, tulips from the Netherlands – destined for grocery store shelves, wedding altars, hospital nightstands and the hands of your Valentine. The United States is the world’s largest importer of cut flowers.