Early spring has been a challenging period for many flower growers around the world, including for the Russian growers. March and April were tough months with lower demand, but from May onwards, the demand for flowers and in particular locally produced flowers started to increase. This is explained by Alexander Brjuhins of Bilat Handel who is representing Rosen Tantau and HilverdaFlorist in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

On Tuesday 8 September, a free webinar will be held that will take the pulse of what is happening within the Russian Flowers Industry. webinar is initiated by FlowersExpo Moscow and supported by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH).

The famous world breeder of chrysanthemums Dekker Chrizanten is in a hurry to please his Russian consumers and fans with his presence at the international Trade Fair “FlowersExpo'2020”, which opens on September 8 in Moscow.

Understanding and developing the Russian flowers market

Every year we received requests from companies from all over the world who wanted to attend the Exhibition, however were not able to.

Early in this year, FlowersExpo received approval and support from AIPH as an international B2B event included in international exhibitions schedule and meeting all the requirements of the Association.

A new survey of grower associations, by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) and FloraCulture International (FCI), reveals nearly three-quarters (71%) believe that most growers will soon recover after this crisis. 

In the suburbs the action "Roses to doctors" is being held. The action was announced at the initiative of the management of the Stupinsky greenhouse plant, which proposed during the period of the coronavirus epidemic to thank the doctors for their dedicated work with roses from their own greenhouses.

Since the first “The Gathering” in Paris in January 2017 leading retailers from around the world have come together, under John Stanley’s guidance to brainstorm ideas for future development of their businesses.

On December 23, during a working trip to the Republic of Adygea, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Green House complex located in the Takhtamukaysky district.