This Valentine's Day, you may have to pay 15% more for roses as the pandemic has disrupted flower production, leading to significant price ...

Things were not the same when IFAB, India’s only flower exchange, resumed trading last week – after being in lockdown for nearly 45 days. T...

The production window of the Valentine Day flush is from 25th January till 12th February.

Prices of food articles, which have a 14 per cent weight in the wholesale price index, rose 4.23 per cent in April and vegetable prices ros...

While 55% of roses exported from India are sent overseas through Bengaluru airport, 45% exports take place from Mumbai airport.

Rose exporters are worried that a warmer winter this year may lead to early maturing of flowers including the most sought-after varieties.

According to growers, the fact that local flowers are fresh and better in quality help them fetch better price than the imported flowers.

According to statistics with Agricultural and Process Food Export Development Authority, flower exports are growing at over 15 per cent per...

Due to wedding demand, the retail prices of cut flowers like roses and gerbera have increased by up to Rs 5 a stem.

The floriculture industry in India is poised at about Rs 3,700 crore, with just 0.61 per cent share in the global floriculture sector.

Rose growers from Talegaon near Pune, the largest hub of rose cultivation in the country, are now waking up to the benefits of collective a...

All agricultural commodities delivered good returns in 2010 but the year was exceptionally good for flower growers.

Roses are now selling at thrice the price last year and the upcoming Valentine’s Day is expected to see them costlier by a further 25%.

The enterprising Pune farmers will be happy this Valentine’s Day as the demand for their roses in the US and the Europe markets has increas...

As the countdown for the state elections to be held four months later has begun, here comes one more waiver from the ‘welfare state’ of Mah...

Being at the top of the pyramid of non-essential commodities, flowers are the first to face the brunt of cost-cutting measures in the wake ...

Faced with shortage of labour and lured by booming real-estate prices, floriculturists have opted to sell their land to developers and move...