Extra transfer codes for cardboard plant trays
01 December 2020The use of cardboard plant trays is increasing. And with it, there is more demand from the market for transfer codes for solid cardboard and corrugated cardboard plant trays. This is the reason that we are introducing eight new transfer codes, as of Tuesday 1 December 2020. Recent environmental impact research has shown that one-use cardboard trays are more sustainable than the one-use plastic plant trays.
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Entering quantities becomes the norm
26 November 2020With Nationwide Auctioning, we’re concentrating the supply and demand of flowers and plants on a nationwide digital clock. By doing so, we will be optimising pricing. In the future, there will also be auctioning independent of location. We are harmonising the various auctioning methods in preparation for this national, digital clock. Entering quantities will become the norm after the 2021 peak period.
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Temporary leniency scheme in the event of not meeting 100% Digital requirements
25 November 2020Together with growers, agents, buyers and software suppliers, Royal FloraHolland is working extremely hard this year to have all direct transactions fully digital through Floriday by the end of 2020. Customers who are not yet ready to trade 100% Digital for direct transactions on 1 January 2021 can make use of a temporary leniency scheme until 31 March 2021 at the latest.
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Market updates overview
24 November 2020Royal FloraHolland informs you about the latest market updates on this page.
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Corona crisis: country updates
24 November 2020In this article you will find an update from the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV), who are involved in the crisis measures surrounding the Coronavirus and informs Royal FloraHolland about the impact of the virus on the export market.
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