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Commercial enquiries

The quotation form is the best starting point for any sourcing requirement. It asks for flower, specification, quantity, frequency, destination and timing, and every technical field carries an “I don’t know yet, please advise” option if you are still working the requirement out.

We aim to respond to every serious commercial enquiry within one business day.

Email

For anything that is not a quotation request — a correction to something published here, a question about a source, or a press enquiry — email is fine.

info@kenyaflowermerchant.com

Corrections

If a figure on this site is out of date or wrong, we would genuinely like to know. Every regulatory and trade figure carries the authority that published it and the date it was read, precisely so that it can be checked. Tell us which page and which figure and we will verify it against the source.

This is not a formality. Figures on this site have been withdrawn and corrected when they did not survive re-checking — a devitalisation dosage that could no longer be confirmed against current guidance, and a market-share figure that had been calculated by dividing one reporting basis by another. Both are recorded on the pages concerned rather than quietly amended.

Before you enquire

If you are still working out what to ask for, these answer the questions that come up most often:

• What a Kenyan rose specification actually contains — stem length, head size, and why "Grade A" will not get you a comparable quotation
• When to buy — the best quality window is not the busiest one
• Duty and plant health by destination — the United Kingdom, Australia and Saudi Arabia, each with its sources and dates
• How to verify any Kenyan supplier — including this one