Andrés Vargas

From November 19-20 the “Flowers of Colombia” adorned the 1,500 square meters that reach from the access doors to the walkways of Gransta in Tokyo Station, one of the most heavily trafficked metro stations in the world.

Thanksgiving is one of the United States’ most important holidays, and one which will be particularly emotional this year due to the need to maintain physical distance from loved ones.

Asocolflores and its associates contributed 150,000 flowers to the various events that make up the traditional Flower Fair and Silleteros Parade in Medellín, Colombia.

The Association of Colombian Flower Exporters, Asocolflores, and the National Federation of Cacao Growers, Fedecacao, two of rural Colombia’s most important trade associations

After ceasing operations almost seven months ago, international flights will resume on September 21st, according to the Ministry of Transportation.

This project was proposed by Asocolflores to the government three years ago.

Although Colombia already reached its peak and is on the descent, this a very critical stage in order to avoid regrowth.

Last Wednesday 17 Asocolflores members and 12 purchasing companies from Canada, had business matchmaking holding approximately 85 successful business appointments.

All Saints’ Day has become the most important celebration of the calendar year’s second half.

CENIFLORES, the Center for Innovation in Colombian Floriculture, concluded its Lab i Bootcamp, 2020.