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Illegal gerbera crop in Mexico cut down

March 8, 2016  By Florist Holland


March 8, 2016 — Several illegal gerbera plantations were recently detected in the Mexican province of Estado de México, which led to legal steps by Florist Holland to curtail these operations.

On Wednesday, March 2 of this year, these actions resulted in the confiscation and destruction of a complete gerbera plantation, with plants that were reproduced illegally.

Florist Holland strives to maintain genetic quality and to protect the honest grower and the integrity of the entire industry.

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Supporting the international floriculture supply chain and trade, Florist Holland registers products under their correct names (PBR). These actions reaffirm Florist Holland’s commitment to customers and dealers, helping them to maintain a healthy market without unfair competition through illegal propagation of their genetics.

Florist Holland will continue their controls and urges all producers to work within the legal framework and to report any illegal reproduction of Gerberas by approaching Florist Holland or one of their worldwide agents.

ABOUT FLORIST HOLLAND B.V.

Florist Holland B.V. specializes in the breeding and propagation of gerbera cut flowers and potted plants, supplying seeds and young plant material worldwide.

Visit www.gerbera.com for more about Florist Holland.


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