Monica Vera
How did this flower company survive the COVID-19?
The Tingua and Florverde
"Flower farms are one of the areas that lots of wetlands. These flower farms have an important and unusual role, because the Tingua depends on these high-productive systems to survive" Dr. Luis Miguel Renjifo
READ MOREFSF standards as an unexpected way to facing COVID-19 in the flower sector
The coronavirus has strongly affected the world and the vast majority of economic sectors, where the flower industry is no exception. In the first weeks of the pandemic, sales decreased dramatically, with the added concern of being in one of the most important seasons for the industry: Mother's Day. However, the sense of responsibility and commitment with the earth and the thousands of workers led to all the necessary measures being taken with great speed to guarantee the stability of all.
READ MOREFLORVERDE INDICATORS
Florverde indicator system was born in 1998 to support business management, evaluate the performance of the floriculture sector, through a series of socio-environmental indicators, which, when collected and interpreted appropriately, offer information on the sustainability of the floriculture.
READ MOREMeasures to maintain the Florverde Sustainable Flowers certification during the COVID-19
See the full release and the effective implementation dates in the following document in Spanish
READ MOREOur people, labor rights and workers welfare
Our people, women and men, dedicated to caring the Florverde Sustainable Flowers for the world
READ MORENew certified farms
We welcome to our sustainable community the companies that obtained the FSF certification in 2019
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