February 15, 2025
Addis Insight
Ethiopian Airlines Transports 50 Million Flower Stems for Valentine’s Season
Ethiopian Cargo and Logistics Service has successfully transported an impressive 50 million stems of flowers, amounting to 4,200 tons, in preparation for the Valentine’s season. As one of the world’s leading air cargo operators, Ethiopian Cargo plays a crucial role in the global flower supply chain, ensuring that fresh blooms reach markets across different continents just in time for the most romantic day of the year.
The majority of these shipments originated from key flower-producing regions, including Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Nairobi (Kenya), and Bogotá (Colombia). These regions are globally recognized for their high-quality flower production, particularly roses, which are in high demand during Valentine’s Day. Ethiopian Cargo efficiently transported these floral shipments to major international markets such as Liege (Belgium), Brussels (Belgium), and various destinations across the Middle East. These hubs serve as key distribution points, enabling flowers to reach florists and retailers across Europe, the Gulf region, and beyond.
To meet the heightened demand of the Valentine’s season, Ethiopian Cargo deployed its state-of-the-art Boeing 777 freighter aircraft, which are equipped with advanced temperature-controlled cargo holds. This ensures that the delicate flowers remain fresh throughout their journey, preserving their beauty and quality upon arrival. Ethiopian Cargo’s extensive cool chain logistics solutions and efficient handling systems have made it a trusted partner for flower exporters worldwide.
As the largest cargo operator in Africa, Ethiopian Cargo continues to expand its capabilities, reinforcing its position as a critical link in the global flower export industry. By prioritizing reliability and efficiency, the airline enables flower growers and exporters in Africa and Latin America to connect with international buyers, helping businesses thrive while delivering joy to millions of people around the world.
“At Ethiopian Cargo, we take pride in being a go-to partner for the global flower industry, especially during peak seasons like Valentine’s Day,” the company stated. “Our commitment to excellence in air freight services ensures that every petal reaches its destination fresh and vibrant, spreading love and happiness across the globe.”
With its strong global network, cutting-edge logistics infrastructure, and commitment to quality, Ethiopian Cargo continues to play a leading role in transporting flowers and perishable goods worldwide, reinforcing Ethiopia’s position as a key player in the international flower export market.
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