The global cut flower packaging market size was valued at USD 4.10 billion in 2024 and is expected to enhance around USD 6.67 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 5% from 2025 to 2034.
Global Cut Flower Packaging Market Players
Latest Announcements by Cut Flower Packaging Industry Leaders
Micha Danziger Co-CEO of Danziger (plant nursery), stated that the company signed agreement of cut flower distribution in Europe with Kolster BV, plant nursery based in Netherlands focusing on expanding the sales and marketing of its cut-flower variety line-up. In the cut-flower sector, Kolster BV is well-established in Holland, the UK, Germany, Switzerland, and a number of other European nations. With the exception of Portugal, Spain, and Italy, Kolster BV will be Danzigers sole and official distributor across Europe. Along with concentrating on the top Gypsophila, Solidago, and Limonium cultivars, the new collaboration will also introduce Danzigers most recent creations, including Euphorbia Forix M Bliss, Caryopteris Pagoda, and Scabiosa Scoop, to the European market.
New Advancements in Cut Flower Packaging Industry
- In February 2025, Carccu, an agile flexographic printing house, revealed the introduction of the Boho-Inspired Trends in Flower Bouquet Wrapping Paper for 2025. As the importance of sustainability and aesthetics increases, florists are looking for packaging options that are both aesthetically pleasing and ethically sourced. Carccus innovative approach to flower bouquet wrapping paper, which offers a wide and changing assortment to meet a variety of market needs, keeps it in the forefront of the floral packaging sector. In order to give florists access to premium wrapping papers that complement both classic and modern styles, Carccu releases about ten new patterns year throughout its two annual collections a general collection and a Christmas collection.
- In December 2024, Ball Seed has released its 2025–2026 cut flower catalog, an 82-page resource that offers farmers a list of national cut flower groups, expert suggestions, and both traditional and modern floral types.
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