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FM Group's response to recent reports about imported roses

The recent reports from the RIVM and the NVWA about imported roses require careful and factual interpretation. Within the floriculture chain, every link in the chain bears responsibility for quality, safety and transparency.

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What colour rose will you go for on Valentine's Day?

On Valentine's Day, we let a loved one know we are thinking of them and it does not always have to be your partner. This can also be family, a friend, an acquaintance or even the neighbour. With the rose, you are always right on Valentine's Day. But not only the red rose can be given with this romantic day. Did you know that different colours of roses have different symbolic meanings?

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The Footprint of a Rose: The Consumer’s Turn

Flowers make people happy. They bring colour, atmosphere and emotion: at home, at work, for a celebration or a farewell. But alongside that emotional value, consumers are becoming increasingly critical.

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The Footprint of a Rose: FM Group on Measuring and Improving

Porta Nova makes its footprint visible through their Red Naomi, while FM Group looks at the bigger picture. The goal remains the same: to understand the real impact of flowers and plants. From greenhouse to cold storage, from truck to office. Why? Because you can only improve if you know where you stand.

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The Footprint of a Rose: Porta Nova’s Mission

The scent of fresh roses hangs heavily in the air. In the greenhouses of Porta Nova in Waddinxveen, everything looks sleek and modern, yet at the same time it breathes craftsmanship and tradition.

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GROWTH! - Dare to dream

During the World Cup Floral Art in The Hague, floral designer Hanneke Frankema moved the audience with one powerful message: Dare to dream. She shared her passion for floral design and how her dreams became reality. Discover her final show GROWTH! online now.

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Wrapped 2025: Your year of style and growth

In 2025, you played a key role in shaping which styles took the spotlight. From wedding trends to seasonal favourites, your enthusiasm and feedback formed the common thread throughout the year and strengthened our community.

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Flowers from afar: sustainability starts at the source

“I am a flower. Born on fertile soil high in the Andes. Every day I felt the sun, drank fresh water, and sensed the caring hands of the people who raised me with attention. My leaves were inspected, my shoots carefully trimmed. All to ensure I would be strong enough to make a long journey. So tha...

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Flowers from afar: How FM Group builds a supply chain that works

Many consumers and florists take a critical look at imported flowers. In part 1, we explored how public perception is often shaped by incidents widely covered in the media. “Local” is assumed to be better by definition. The reality? It’s much more nuanced.

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Bloomshare 2025 Recap

Last week, everything at FM Group revolved around our in-house fair: Bloomshare 2025! This third edition proved to be an incredibly valuable experience. For florists and wholesalers: here are the key insights from Bloomshare, from trends to new services.

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Hospitality in Bloom

In hospitality, every day counts. That’s why FleuraMetz combines a wide international range with local accessibility. Whether you need something quickly for a hotel room or want to make a statement in the lobby, with our team and assortment, you’re always assured of quality and convenience. Durin...

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Young florists shine during GROWTH!

More and more young florists are seizing unique opportunities to showcase their talent in floral design. And because floral designer Hanneke Frankema, just like FM Group, believes in the new generation and the value of education and craftsmanship, she gave this chance to seven young talents.

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Part 3: What you sell matters - On the road to honest flowers with Gerbera United

At Gerbera United, the journey has already begun. The fight against pests is no longer waged with chemicals, but with life. Tiny predatory mites, bugs, and beetles keep the crop in balance. Not because it has to be that way, but because it can be - and because it’s better. For the environment, for the people working with it, and for the future.