Floralife introduces a new video, “You Can Cut Time…Instead of Flowers” as part of a campaign that highlights the effectiveness of its Express technology for storage and transportation. The technology, which allows fresh-cut flowers to be fed and fully hydrated without ever having to recut the stems, reduces costs and saves money without compromising quality or customer satisfaction.
“Time is precious and irreplaceable and we are always looking to save time, while not cutting corners,” said Sharon Mikulinski, global marketing manager, Floralife. “The Floralife Express technology allows importers, bouquet operations and retailers to cut time instead of flowers.”
Floralife developed the Express technology as a result of observations and input received from its customers and the floral industry as a whole. There was a clear need for a solution to better manage the challenges faced at every link in the floral distribution chain, one of the most important being to save time.
Appropriate for use with all flower types, Floralife Express technology is available in a range of sizes and applications suitable for all levels of the floral industry from farms to end consumer.
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