The AIPH Spring Meeting 2025 in Chiang Rai made headlines with some exciting developments. From welcoming new members to approving two major International Horticultural Trade Expos, it was a momentous occasion for the global horticultural community. These changes will no doubt stir innovation and spark new opportunities in the floral and horticultural sectors.
New Members Expand AIPH’s Global Reach
The AIPH is growing, and it’s clear they are going global. The latest additions to the association include the Growers’ Flower Council of India (GFCI), Dutch Greenhouse Delta, and Indo-American Hybrid Seeds. GFCI brings its sustainable horticultural practices to the table, promoting growth in India. Dutch Greenhouse Delta, an affiliate member, is at the forefront of innovative greenhouse solutions. Indo-American Hybrid Seeds is another affiliate, pushing the envelope in seed research and development. Together, these members will help drive global collaboration and promote sustainability in horticulture.
AIPH Spring Meeting 2025: Future Expos
AIPH didn’t stop at welcoming members; they also approved two exciting events. Green Italy 2025 will showcase sustainable horticultural practices in Italy, spotlighting eco-friendly solutions. Meanwhile, International Horticulture Goyang Korea 2025 is a grand display of Korea’s floral excellence. Both events will serve as platforms for industry professionals to connect, learn, and inspire the future of horticulture.
This is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting year for the AIPH. With new members and key expos on the horizon, the horticultural industry can look forward to growth, innovation, and sustainable practices.
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