Austrian wholesale trade and florists get enthusiastic about Fair Flowers Fair Plants
The Austrian wholesale trade company Fa. Iris Huber from Pasching (near Linz) buys the products of participating FFP producers and ensures the supply to the FFP points of sale. The consumer can find the names of the florists on the Internet site of FFP. This year give also the Austrian consumer can therefore give away a "bouquet with emotion" on Valentine’s Day. A pleasant thought!
Start with Austrian florists
With the purchase of an FFP bouquet or a plant the consumer has a product in hands that is guaranteed to be environment-friendly and socially grown. The sale takes place by means of a closed chain. This means that the producer, trader and the selling florist take part in FFP and meet with high requirements. The flowers and plant can come from all over the world, as long as the producer meets the requirements and standards of the FFP consumer label.
The Austrian wholesaler Fa Iris Huber from Pasching also participates to FFP. With a group of florists, whom he supplies, he will start as of today with the sale of FFP products in Austria. The assortment exists in the first place of roses and several bouquets. With special promotion material at the flower shops the consumer will be explained what Fair Flowers Fair Plants is about.
The consumer contributes to better working conditions and environment worldwide
Environment and social aspects are the components of the FFP label. At the companies of all participating FFP growers items such as using chemicals, security and hygiene, working times and loans of the employees etc. are well organized. The social requirements have been based on the universal human rights, the codes of conduct (ICC) of representing local parties and the international agreements of the ILO (international Labour Organization). Also for the environment aspect internationally accepted standards apply.
FFP shops in the area
The consumer can find the addresses of the participating FFP florists on this website
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