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December 2009Starflorist Björn Kroner supports FLPYoung, independant, sucessfull - Björn Kroner is very known especially among German florists since he will represent them during the coming WorldCup of Floristic Design in Shanghai. He stands for modern and creative floral art. For him this includes also to work with flowers that have been produced envrionmentally... February 2010First company certified according to FLPlocalThe first audits according to the new FLP modules FLPlocal and FLPorganic have now taken place. The new modules are part of the pilot project Flowers. Of course, naturally. that is supported by the <LINK... May 2009Flowers. of course, naturally.Regional - fair - organic... The pilot project "Flowers. of course, naturally." sets incentives for more fairness and environmental consciousness in horticutural production - not only globally but also regionally. Please read more about project on the webpage www.blumen-natuerlich.de and support it planting a virtual flower. You'll find on... [more]November 2008FLP-Flowers from Ecuador: Striving for Co2 neutralityGlobal responsibilty goes far beyond the own company: FLP flower farms in Ecuador do not only fulfil the social and environmental standards fixed in FLP Guidelines but assume also their responsibility for the climate. The farms joined in th project"Co2-neutral" and calculate supported by a scientist their Co2 emissions. These calculations consider emissions of transport (of... [more]May 2007Climate balance of cut roses from Kenya and the NetherlandsUK Cranfield University published a study that analysed and compared energy consumption and CO2 emission for growing, packing, cooling and transporting cut roses from Kenya and the Netherlands to the UK.
Result: Dutch roses do poorly because they are cultivated in greenhouses with artificial... [more] |
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