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Asocolflores
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Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores – Asocolflores
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Private
Founded yearint
1973
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Asocolflores (Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores) is a Colombian non-profit trade association founded in 1973 that represents flower exporting companies operating in Colombia. Headquartered in Bogotá with regional offices in Antioquia and Pereira, the association serves as the unified representative body for the Colombian floriculture sector in trade, regulatory, and sustainability matters, and it promotes Colombian flowers across more than 100 export markets. Leadership is held by Executive President Laura Valdivieso Jiménez, with a small staff in the 11-50 range.

The association's core offering is structured around four branded programs. Florverde Sustainable Flowers is the internationally recognized certification guaranteeing socially and environmentally responsible flower production. Ceniflores functions as the sector's innovation center and runs the recurring José María "Pepe" de la Torre Innovation Awards. Proflora is one of the world's most important international fresh-cut flower trade fairs, connecting Colombian growers with global buyers. The Flowers of Colombia sector brand unifies export promotion. A Dirección Nacional de Pequeños Productores (DNPP) extends the association's reach to small-scale producers, and training alliances such as the one with SENA support workforce development.

Asocolflores' business model is membership-funded: affiliated flower exporting companies pay dues, supplemented by Proflora trade fair revenue and certification-related fees. The association monetizes its representational role by acting as the collective voice in trade negotiations (including U.S. Section 301 tariff defense), by operating Proflora as a paid commercial platform for buyers and sellers, by licensing the Florverde certification, and by coordinating training and innovation programs. Its customers are member exporters rather than end consumers of flowers, which makes the model B2B-trade-association rather than transactional.

Short descriptiontext

Asocolflores is a Colombian non-profit trade association founded in 1973 that represents flower exporters through advocacy, sustainability certification (Florverde), innovation support (Ceniflores), the Proflora trade fair, and the Flowers of Colombia sector brand.

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11–50
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HeadquartersBogotá, Colombia
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Bogotá
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Colombia
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Latin America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
floriculture trade association, flower export promotion, sustainable flower certification, cut flower trade fair, floriculture innovation center
Industry3 codes
1Greenhouse Floriculture (Cut Flowers)
CodeAFAGAHADPrimaryYes
2Potted Flowering Plants & Bedding Plants Production (Annuals, Perennials, Plugs)
CodeAFAGAHAEPrimaryNo
3Organic Floriculture & Nursery Crop Production (Ornamentals, Seedlings)
CodeAFAGAKAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Floriculture Production111422
SIC code1 code
  • Agricultural Services700
Product category
Floriculture Industry Trade Association
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Revenue model2 records
1Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Asocolflores operates as a trade association funded by membership fees from affiliated flower exporting companies. The association provides representation, advocacy, training, certification support, and international promotion services to its members.

asocolflores.org
2Proflora Trade Fair
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Organization of Proflora, the world's most important fresh cut flower fair, which serves as a major industry event attracting international buyers and providing exposure for Colombian flower exporters.

asocolflores.org
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others
GTM typeB2B
B2B
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Services
Brand1 of 4 records shown
1Florverde Sustainable Flowers
Description

International certification guaranteeing socially and environmentally responsible production of flowers.

asocolflores.org
+3 more records
Core offering1 text field

Asocolflores is the Colombian Association of Flower Exporters, a non-profit trade association that represents Colombian floriculture companies. It provides sector advocacy and tariff defense, sustainability certification through the Florverde Sustainable Flowers program, innovation support via the Ceniflores center, international promotion through the Flowers of Colombia brand, and organizes the Proflora trade fair — the world's largest fresh-cut flower fair.

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  • 80% of Colombian flower exports go to the United States market
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Asocolflores (Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores) is the Colombian Flower Exporters Association, representing the floriculture sector. The organization offers its member companies a portfolio of services including sustainability certification through Florverde Sustainable Flowers, innovation support via Ceniflores (the Innovation Center), international promotion through the Flowers of Colombia sector brand, and trade facilitation through the Proflora flower fair. These offerings work together to support Colombian flower exporters with sustainability certification, innovation, market access, and international positioning.

Product and service4 records
1Florverde Sustainable Flowers Certification
CategoryCertification Program
Description

International sustainability certification program that guarantees socially and environmentally responsible production of flowers for affiliated Colombian flower exporters and their international buyers.

2Ceniflores Innovation Center
CategoryInnovation Center Services
Description

Innovation center supporting research, development, and innovation initiatives for the Colombian floriculture sector, including awards programs and innovation support services for member companies.

3Proflora Trade Fair
CategoryTrade Fair / Event
Description

International trade fair for fresh-cut flowers organized by Asocolflores, bringing together Colombian producers and international buyers as the premier B2B event for the global floriculture industry.

4Flowers of Colombia Sector Brand
CategoryInternational Promotion / Branding
Description

Sector brand and international promotion program that represents the diversity and quality of Colombian flowers to international markets, designers, and buyers through marketing and event participation.

Scale indicator11 records

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Partnership9 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-01
Description

Alliance between Asocolflores and SENA providing voluntary and free training programs for affiliated companies, including labor competency certification, technical updates, and specialized support. Particularly focuses on small producers through the DNPP, offering certification in competencies like 'Condition ornamental plants according to technical recommendations' and Good Agricultural Practices training.

2American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD)
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-01
Description

Flowers of Colombia (Asocolflores brand) was a sponsor of the AIFD Symposium 2026, one of the most important flower industry events in the United States. This positioning allows Asocolflores to promote Colombian flowers to American designers and buyers.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-01
Description

Queen Flowers collaborated with Flowers of Colombia (Asocolflores) during the AIFD Symposium 2026 Spotlight Stage presentation, combining the perspective of Colombian producers with the practical experience of a florist working daily with Colombian flowers.

4Compensar, Comfama, Colsubsidio, Cafam
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Public employment agencies partnering with Asocolflores for labor inclusion initiatives, including hiring people with disabilities. These partnerships support recruitment and linking processes for affiliated companies.

asocolflores.org
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

VaxThera partnered with Asocolflores Regional Antioquia to provide over 4,300 vaccines to collaborators of affiliated companies, demonstrating commitment to worker health and wellbeing.

6Consejo Gremial Nacional (CGN)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-10-01
Description

Asocolflores participated in COP16 through the CGN, joining 32 of the country's most important business guilds and productive sectors. The association was part of the panel 'Integrating biodiversity in the agroindustrial sector' organized by CGN with the National Water and Biodiversity Center of ANDI.

asocolflores.org
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Ceniflores is the Center for Innovation of Colombian Floriculture, established by Asocolflores to drive research, development, and innovation in the floriculture sector. It organizes the José María 'Pepe' de la Torre Innovation Awards and supports innovation initiatives among members.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

International certification that guarantees socially and environmentally responsible flower production. Asocolflores supports the Florverde Sustainable Flowers standard, which has become an internationally recognized benchmark for the floriculture industry, audited independently.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Proflora is the most important fresh cut flower fair in the world, organized by Asocolflores. It serves as the premier international B2B platform for Colombian flower exporters to connect with global buyers.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers8 records
1Union Fleurs
TypeDirect peer
Description

International Flower Trade Association based in Belgium, representing national flower trade bodies across Europe. A direct peer given that Asocolflores performs a similar umbrella advocacy role for Colombian flower exporters at the global level.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Industry body representing Kenyan flower exporters, with its own sustainability certification (Kenya Flower Council Silver/Gold). Comparable to Asocolflores in advocacy, sustainability certification, and international promotion of flowers from a single producing country.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch cooperative and the world's largest flower auction/trade platform. Directly comparable to Asocolflores in that both serve as central trade hubs and intermediation infrastructure for the global cut-flower industry, even though Royal Flora Holland operates an auction model rather than a trade-association model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

U.S. national trade association for the floral industry. Comparable as an industry umbrella body, but anchored on the demand side (U.S. florists) rather than the supply side (Colombian exporters) that Asocolflores represents.

5MPS (More Profitable Sustainability)
TypeEmerging player
Description

International sustainability certification scheme for flowers and ornamentals. Overlaps with Asocolflores' Florverde program, making it a competing sustainability standard for the same global buyer base.

6World Federation of Florist & Floral Arrangement (WF&FLA)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Global federation linking national florist associations. Comparable to Asocolflores in aggregating and representing floriculture industry interests across borders, although at the retail-florist level rather than the producer level.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European Federation of Florist and Floral Arrangement Trades. A directly comparable industry trade association, organized on a national-membership basis and focused on professional promotion of the florist trade.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ecuadorian Association of Flower Producers and Exporters. A directly comparable national flower-exporters' association competing with Colombia in the same primary U.S. market.

Market position
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Weaknesses4 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Asocolflores

Floriculture Industry Trade Associationasocolflores.org

Asocolflores is a Colombian non-profit trade association founded in 1973 that represents flower exporters through advocacy, sustainability certification (Florverde), innovation support (Ceniflores), the Proflora trade fair, and the Flowers of Colombia sector brand.

What Asocolflores does

Asocolflores (Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores) is a Colombian non-profit trade association founded in 1973 that represents flower exporting companies operating in Colombia. Headquartered in Bogotá with regional offices in Antioquia and Pereira, the association serves as the unified representative body for the Colombian floriculture sector in trade, regulatory, and sustainability matters, and it promotes Colombian flowers across more than 100 export markets. Leadership is held by Executive President Laura Valdivieso Jiménez, with a small staff in the 11-50 range.

The association's core offering is structured around four branded programs. Florverde Sustainable Flowers is the internationally recognized certification guaranteeing socially and environmentally responsible flower production. Ceniflores functions as the sector's innovation center and runs the recurring José María "Pepe" de la Torre Innovation Awards. Proflora is one of the world's most important international fresh-cut flower trade fairs, connecting Colombian growers with global buyers. The Flowers of Colombia sector brand unifies export promotion. A Dirección Nacional de Pequeños Productores (DNPP) extends the association's reach to small-scale producers, and training alliances such as the one with SENA support workforce development.

Asocolflores' business model is membership-funded: affiliated flower exporting companies pay dues, supplemented by Proflora trade fair revenue and certification-related fees. The association monetizes its representational role by acting as the collective voice in trade negotiations (including U.S. Section 301 tariff defense), by operating Proflora as a paid commercial platform for buyers and sellers, by licensing the Florverde certification, and by coordinating training and innovation programs. Its customers are member exporters rather than end consumers of flowers, which makes the model B2B-trade-association rather than transactional.

Asocolflores firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Asocolflores
Legal name
Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores – Asocolflores
Website
https://asocolflores.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1973
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Asocolflores is a Colombian non-profit trade association founded in 1973 that represents flower exporters through advocacy, sustainability certification (Florverde), innovation support (Ceniflores), the Proflora trade fair, and the Flowers of Colombia sector brand.
Ownership category
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Asocolflores industry classification

Industry
Product category
Floriculture Industry Trade Association
NAICS
Floriculture Production (111422)
SIC
Agricultural Services (700)
akta.pro primary industry
Greenhouse Floriculture (Cut Flowers) (AFAGAHAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Potted Flowering Plants & Bedding Plants Production (Annuals, Perennials, Plugs) (AFAGAHAE), Organic Floriculture & Nursery Crop Production (Ornamentals, Seedlings) (AFAGAKAJ)

Keywords

  • Floriculture trade association
  • Flower export promotion
  • Sustainable flower certification
  • Cut flower trade fair
  • Floriculture innovation center

Where Asocolflores is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bogotá
HQ country
Colombia
HQ region
Latin America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Asocolflores business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Fees: Asocolflores operates as a trade association funded by membership fees from affiliated flower exporting companies. The association provides representation, advocacy, training, certification support, and international promotion services to its members.
  2. Proflora Trade Fair: Organization of Proflora, the world's most important fresh cut flower fair, which serves as a major industry event attracting international buyers and providing exposure for Colombian flower exporters.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels8 records

Asocolflores product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Asocolflores is the Colombian Association of Flower Exporters, a non-profit trade association that represents Colombian floriculture companies. It provides sector advocacy and tariff defense, sustainability certification through the Florverde Sustainable Flowers program, innovation support via the Ceniflores center, international promotion through the Flowers of Colombia brand, and organizes the Proflora trade fair — the world's largest fresh-cut flower fair.

Product overview

Asocolflores (Asociación Colombiana de Exportadores de Flores) is the Colombian Flower Exporters Association, representing the floriculture sector. The organization offers its member companies a portfolio of services including sustainability certification through Florverde Sustainable Flowers, innovation support via Ceniflores (the Innovation Center), international promotion through the Flowers of Colombia sector brand, and trade facilitation through the Proflora flower fair. These offerings work together to support Colombian flower exporters with sustainability certification, innovation, market access, and international positioning.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Florverde Sustainable Flowers: International certification guaranteeing socially and environmentally responsible production of flowers.
  • Ceniflores
  • Proflora
  • Flowers of Colombia

Products and services

  • Florverde Sustainable Flowers Certification International sustainability certification program that guarantees socially and environmentally responsible production of flowers for affiliated Colombian flower exporters and their international buyers.
  • Ceniflores Innovation Center Innovation center supporting research, development, and innovation initiatives for the Colombian floriculture sector, including awards programs and innovation support services for member companies.
  • Proflora Trade Fair International trade fair for fresh-cut flowers organized by Asocolflores, bringing together Colombian producers and international buyers as the premier B2B event for the global floriculture industry.
  • Flowers of Colombia Sector Brand Sector brand and international promotion program that represents the diversity and quality of Colombian flowers to international markets, designers, and buyers through marketing and event participation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 80% of Colombian flower exports go to the United States market
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Asocolflores

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Asocolflores technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Feature3 records

Asocolflores partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

  • SENA (Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2026Alliance between Asocolflores and SENA providing voluntary and free training programs for affiliated companies, including labor competency certification, technical updates, and specialized support. Particularly focuses on small producers through the DNPP, offering certification in competencies like 'Condition ornamental plants according to technical recommendations' and Good Agricultural Practices training.
  • American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD)majorGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 July 2026Flowers of Colombia (Asocolflores brand) was a sponsor of the AIFD Symposium 2026, one of the most important flower industry events in the United States. This positioning allows Asocolflores to promote Colombian flowers to American designers and buyers.
  • Queen's FlowersminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 July 2026Queen Flowers collaborated with Flowers of Colombia (Asocolflores) during the AIFD Symposium 2026 Spotlight Stage presentation, combining the perspective of Colombian producers with the practical experience of a florist working daily with Colombian flowers.
  • Compensar, Comfama, Colsubsidio, CafamminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Public employment agencies partnering with Asocolflores for labor inclusion initiatives, including hiring people with disabilities. These partnerships support recruitment and linking processes for affiliated companies.
  • VaxTheraminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025VaxThera partnered with Asocolflores Regional Antioquia to provide over 4,300 vaccines to collaborators of affiliated companies, demonstrating commitment to worker health and wellbeing.
  • Consejo Gremial Nacional (CGN)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 October 2024Asocolflores participated in COP16 through the CGN, joining 32 of the country's most important business guilds and productive sectors. The association was part of the panel 'Integrating biodiversity in the agroindustrial sector' organized by CGN with the National Water and Biodiversity Center of ANDI.
  • CeniflorescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCeniflores is the Center for Innovation of Colombian Floriculture, established by Asocolflores to drive research, development, and innovation in the floriculture sector. It organizes the José María 'Pepe' de la Torre Innovation Awards and supports innovation initiatives among members.
  • FlorverdecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational certification that guarantees socially and environmentally responsible flower production. Asocolflores supports the Florverde Sustainable Flowers standard, which has become an internationally recognized benchmark for the floriculture industry, audited independently.
  • ProfloracoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorProflora is the most important fresh cut flower fair in the world, organized by Asocolflores. It serves as the premier international B2B platform for Colombian flower exporters to connect with global buyers.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Asocolflores competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Union Fleurs: International Flower Trade Association based in Belgium, representing national flower trade bodies across Europe. A direct peer given that Asocolflores performs a similar umbrella advocacy role for Colombian flower exporters at the global level.
  • Kenya Flower Council: Industry body representing Kenyan flower exporters, with its own sustainability certification (Kenya Flower Council Silver/Gold). Comparable to Asocolflores in advocacy, sustainability certification, and international promotion of flowers from a single producing country.
  • Royal Flora Holland: Dutch cooperative and the world's largest flower auction/trade platform. Directly comparable to Asocolflores in that both serve as central trade hubs and intermediation infrastructure for the global cut-flower industry, even though Royal Flora Holland operates an auction model rather than a trade-association model.
  • World Federation of Florist & Floral Arrangement (WF&FLA): Global federation linking national florist associations. Comparable to Asocolflores in aggregating and representing floriculture industry interests across borders, although at the retail-florist level rather than the producer level.
  • FLORINT: European Federation of Florist and Floral Arrangement Trades. A directly comparable industry trade association, organized on a national-membership basis and focused on professional promotion of the florist trade.
  • Expoflores: Ecuadorian Association of Flower Producers and Exporters. A directly comparable national flower-exporters' association competing with Colombia in the same primary U.S. market.

Broad incumbents

  • Society of American Florists (SAF): U.S. national trade association for the floral industry. Comparable as an industry umbrella body, but anchored on the demand side (U.S. florists) rather than the supply side (Colombian exporters) that Asocolflores represents.

Emerging players

  • MPS (More Profitable Sustainability): International sustainability certification scheme for flowers and ornamentals. Overlaps with Asocolflores' Florverde program, making it a competing sustainability standard for the same global buyer base.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Asocolflores social profiles

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Asocolflores financial estimates

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Asocolflores leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Asocolflores subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Asocolflores funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

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Asocolflores M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Asocolflores

What does Asocolflores do?

Asocolflores is the Colombian Association of Flower Exporters, a non-profit trade association that represents Colombian floriculture companies. It provides sector advocacy and tariff defense, sustainability certification through the Florverde Sustainable Flowers program, innovation support via the Ceniflores center, international promotion through the Flowers of Colombia brand, and organizes the Proflora trade fair — the world's largest fresh-cut flower fair.

Is Asocolflores a public or private company?

Asocolflores is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Asocolflores founded?

Asocolflores was founded in 1973. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Asocolflores based?

Asocolflores is headquartered in Bogotá, Colombia, in the Latin America region.

How does Asocolflores make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Membership Fees are the primary driver. The others are proflora Trade Fair.

Who are Asocolflores's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Union Fleurs, Kenya Flower Council, Royal Flora Holland, World Federation of Florist & Floral Arrangement (WF&FLA), FLORINT and Expoflores. Society of American Florists (SAF) is listed as a broad incumbent. MPS (More Profitable Sustainability) is listed as an emerging player.

Does Asocolflores have an API?

No public API is recorded for Asocolflores.

What industry is Asocolflores in?

Asocolflores's product category is Floriculture Industry Trade Association. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAGAHAD, Greenhouse Floriculture (Cut Flowers), with a secondary code of AFAGAHAE, Potted Flowering Plants & Bedding Plants Production (Annuals, Perennials, Plugs). Its NAICS code is 111422 and its SIC code is 700.

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Portafolio.coFloricultura pide oxígeno al Gobierno ante alza de costos, peso fuerte y presión sobre sus exportacionesAsocolflores, Colombia's flower growers' association, met with government officials to request support amid rising labor costs, peso appreciation, and new tariff conditions. Labor costs rose 35% last year, and the sector supports 240,000 formal jobs, with 80% of exports going to the US. The government agreed to continue working on alternatives.SemanaMás de 10.000 flores blancas adornaron la posesión de Abelardo De La EspriellaAsocolflores donated over 10,000 flowers for the event commemorating Abelardo De La Espriella's possession, which involved the president and international delegations. The initiative aimed to highlight Colombia's floral industry as a symbol of export and diplomatic tools, promoting the country's image internationally.Semana¿Qué hacer ante la caída del precio del dólar que afecta a algunos sectores económicos?The Colombian peso appreciated 7.5% in July 2025, reaching levels below 3,100 pesos per dollar for the first time in seven years, driven by global dollar weakness, rising oil prices, and optimism around the government transition, according to Bancolombia. This currency appreciation has severely impacted export-oriented sectors including industry, flowers, and coffee, with Asocolflores reporting a 26% revenue decline and the coffee sector losing approximately 690,000 pesos per 125-kilogram load. The Banco de la República responded by maintaining its policy rate at 12% and announcing a program to accumulate up to $4 billion in international reserves to address external vulnerabilities while signalling that the exchange rate will likely correct upward in August.SemanaLa tormenta perfecta para las flores: entre un dólar barato, el aumento de los costos y los aranceles a EE.UU.Colombia's flower export industry faces a convergence of crises: labor costs surged 35% due to minimum wage increases and reduced working hours, which represent 60% of the sector's cost structure; the peso revaluation cut export revenues by 26% as the dollar fell from 4,409 pesos in January 2025 to below 3,200 pesos; and the United States raised tariffs on Colombian flowers from 10% to 12.5%, affecting 30% of exports to that market while competitor Ecuador pays only 6.8%. Asocolflores, representing Colombia's second-largest non-mining export sector generating 2.4 billion dollars annually and 240,000 formal jobs, is urging the incoming government to quickly enact legislation prohibiting imports linked to forced labor to restore the lower tariff rate and implement currency hedging programs.Larepublica"Actualmente estamos viviendo la crisis más aguda para la industria floricultora nacional"Colombia's flower industry is experiencing what José Antonio Restrepo, general manager of Ayurá and president of Asocolflores, describes as the most severe crisis in its recent history, with costs rising over 40% and revenues falling 60%. The sector faces a perfect storm of a 12.5% US tariff on Colombian flower exports (totaling approximately US$220 million annually on a US$1.4 billion industry), an unfavorable exchange rate around $3,200 COP/USD, elevated imported input costs driven by Middle East geopolitical tensions, and a 23% increase in labor costs. The 200,000 formal direct jobs generated across 10,000 hectares are now at risk, with some companies already declaring insolvency under Law 1116 and facing cash flow difficulties to meet payroll.Portafolio.coA pesar de que Ecuador va a tener que pagar arancel a Estados Unidos el de Colombia lo dobla, advierte AsocolfloresThe United States has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Colombian flower exports after determining that Colombia lacks adequate measures prohibiting imports produced with forced labor, making it the highest tariff rate applied under this investigation. Colombia's flower industry is especially exposed as 80% of its exports are destined for the U.S. market, accounting for 30% of the non-excluded export products. The sector, which employs 240,000 people in Colombia, is simultaneously facing a 26% revenue decline from currency revaluation and a 30% increase in labor costs over the past 18 months, compounding the tariff impact.Portafolio.coGobierno electo prepara medidas para apoyar a floricultores tras nuevos aranceles de Estados UnidosEl gobierno electo de Colombia, en colaboración con Asocolflores, anunció medidas para fortalecer la floricultura frente a nuevos aranceles de Estados Unidos y otros desafíos económicos. Las acciones incluyen un programa de coberturas cambiarias y líneas de crédito preferencial para mantener la competitividad y el empleo en el sector.PR NewswireLocal Florists Across the United States Celebrate Women's Day March 8th and Raise Awareness for Non-Profit OrganizationsLocal florists across the United States have joined together for the third consecutive year with CalFlowers and ASOCOLFLORES to launch a national Women's Day campaign called Love, Honor, Respect, scheduled for March 8th. The campaign includes a national website and social media effort encouraging the public to nominate women to receive free flowers, while also raising awareness for the anti-human trafficking non-profit Where Hope Lives. Founded in 2009, Where Hope Lives focuses on rescuing and recovering trafficking victims, with the floral community donating flowers year-round to support the organization's outreach efforts.PR NewswireGiving a Gift of Flowers Is a Thoughtful and Honorable Way to Celebrate Women's Day, March 8A coalition of floral industry associations and local florists has launched the Love, Honor and Respect campaign to raise awareness for International Women's Day on March 8, 2017, encouraging people to give flowers to women in their lives. Participating organizations include CalFlowers (California Association of Flower Growers and Shippers) and ASOCOLFLORES (Association of Colombian Flower Exporters), which are coordinating with local florists to distribute free flowers to women nominated through the www.womensdayholiday.com platform. The campaign also aims to raise awareness for the non-profit organization Where Hope Lives, which focuses on rescuing human trafficking victims, with the floral community donating flowers for outreach efforts.PR NewswireLocal Florists Across the U.S. Celebrate Women's Day March 8th And Raise Awareness for Non-Profit Organization 'Where Hope Lives'Local florists across the U.S., in partnership with CalFlowers and ASOCOLFLORES, launched the second annual 'Love, Honor, Respect' campaign to celebrate Women's Day on March 8th, 2016, with the goal of recognizing women's achievements and contributions. California grower Dramm & Echter donated more than 10,000 flower stems to participating florists nationwide for the giveaway initiative. The campaign also aims to raise awareness for the non-profit organization Where Hope Lives, which focuses on rescuing and recovering victims of human trafficking.