Overseas Business Partners
We will introduce the imported cut flower production areas that Glores handles.
Colombia
Bogotá, Colombia, is located at 4 degrees north latitude and 2,650 meters above sea level, and has a spring-like climate all year round, making it one of the world's leading cut flower production areas. Carnations produced in this stable climate receive plenty of natural blessings, resulting in durable and colorful flowers.
Cut flowers are an important export item in Colombia, and the know-how of production companies and logistics companies that they have accumulated for many years, as well as the support system of the government, have made it possible to stably supply high-quality products year-round.
New Zealand
Auckland, New Zealand is blessed with a mild climate and is said to be the best place to produce cymbidiums in the world. Joshua's cymbidium is controlled by a state-of-the-art computer system based on long-term technical information that has been converted into data for temperature, humidity adjustment, irrigation and fertilizer dispersion.
The selected varieties of flowers and strong stems that shine brightly, created by the superior technology of Dutch twin brothers Gus and Joe, are the best cymbidiums in the world worthy of being called a gem.
China
Our business partner Haifun Flower produces 40 million chrysanthemums annually on its own farm of about 150 hectares in China, in Zhejiang Province and Hainan Island. The production facilities are the most advanced in China, and the number of production is the largest.
The state-of-the-art processing plant adjacent to the farm is air-conditioned at over 6,000 square meters. In addition to the chrysanthemums produced on its own farm, carnations transported from Kunming, selection of cut flowers such as cut foliage and star anise received from neighboring production areas, and the packaging process is performed at low temperatures. They also produce processed products such as Buddha flowers and bouquets.
From sorting, processing, packaging, storage, and loading into refrigerated containers, exports are realized without interrupting the cold chain.
