Global production has 300,000 hectares of flowers, distributed over 27 countries mainly. EU share of 12%, while in Asia and the Pacific accounted for 70% of this area, of which China 40% (EC, 2006) (120,000 ha, according to People's Daily Online, 2001) and India 15% (45,000 ha, according to the AIC, 2006). Japan, Thailand and Taiwan are important flower producing countries in the region with a total area of about 10%. US (7%), Mexico (5%), Brazil (2%) and Colombia (2%) were the major flower producing countries in the Americas, accounting for a total of 16% of the world's flowering (EC, 2006 ).
Only 25 EU countries have produced 42% of total global production (8634 billion euros), of which the Netherlands accounted for more than half. US manufacturing 6%, Japan 13%, China 7%, Canada and Colombia each worth 3% of global production (EC, 2006).
So far the Netherlands is the country's main flower producing EU, followed by Italy. Flower production in other countries in northwest EU such as France, Britain, Germany, Finland is decreasing. The number of flower growers in Holland, Italy, Spain, Denmark and Sweden are also significantly reduced. However, the average yield / company contributes to increased total yields remained stable.
Also cut flower production in Ireland and Eastern European countries like Poland, Hungary is also recovering and even increased. Comprehensive review, the total yields of Eu forecast to remain stable in the coming years. However, the EU still has to import fresh flowers from other regions like Kenya, Colombia, Ecuador, Israel.
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