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Flower firms in talks for freight consolidation to reduce costs

A worker in a flower farm. Flower farms are in talks with freight companies on consolidation of flower shipments to major markets as demand drops due to restrictions brought about by the spread of the Covid-19. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  KEVIN ROTICH

Flower farms are in talks with freight companies on consolidation of flower shipments to major markets as demand drops due to restrictions brought about by the spread of the Covid-19.

According to Kenya Flower Council (KFC) Chief Executive Officer Clement Tulezi, haulage harmonisation will in the long run create value for money as transportation of small volumes may prove costly.

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