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The latest news, press releases, and updates from across the global floral industry—curated to keep professionals informed, connected, and ahead of what’s happening.
$50M Investment for Agri-Food Automation and Intelligence Network
This investment will not only build on Canada’s talent, expertise and resources but also support the goals of Canada’s National Food Security Strategy by strengthening domestic production and supply chains and contributing to a more productive, resilient and competitive agri-food sector.
Dates Announced for 2027 Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention
The event is scheduled for February 17-18, 2027, at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Vermillion Growers Restores Greenhouse After Floods
The flooding occurred near the end of the growing season, with about five weeks of harvesting remaining.
Flowers Canada Growers Encourages Tariff Discussions for Long-Term Solution
FCG strongly believes that the only path to continued growth and prosperity in the floral sector is continued free trade between the two countries.
Multiflora Rose Threatens Nova Scotia Biodiversity
Multiflora rose was introduced from Asia and was once valued for uses including ornamental rose rootstock, erosion control and creating natural livestock barriers.
The Importance of Supporting Canadian Growers
Choosing Canadian-grown flowers helps support local growers, Canadian jobs and the broader floral industry.
CSPMA Updates Science-Based Factsheets with New Research and Guidance
The revised documents include information from 2021–2025 and a new glossary of key terms.
Registration Opens for 2026 Quebec Grower Summit
This year’s program features a grower panel discussion, “Seed Genetics for a Resilient Future.”
Ontario Greenhouses Promise Committment to Food Safety, Traceability and Transparency
Crops are grown without contact with open soil and are protected from rain, runoff, wildlife, and other environmental sources of contamination.
