We were the first flower farm in Africa to receive Fairtrade accreditation and the first to receive recognition from Linking Environment and Farming (LEAF), a UK-based organization that promotes sustainable farming.
We were also the first flower farm in Kenya to be commended by the Water Resource Management Authority (WRMA) for the way we manage and reuse water.
The by-product of geothermal energy is CO2, which our flowers need to grow, happily reducing our carbon footprint. In fact, Cranfield University confirmed that, even when taking into account airfreighting, the CO2 footprint of each of our roses is one sixth of that of a rose grown in Europe.
You’ll also find information about us whenever you order our bouquets – look out for our Flori 4 Life tags, which will give you even more insight into the work we’re doing around water management, supporting schools and looking after nature.