Kenya Flower Council
@kenyaflowercouncil.org
Formed in 1996 by Kenyan growers and exporters of cut-flowers, Kenya Flower Council advocates for interests and represents 80% of the flower industry in Kenya.
Kenya Flower Council's Company Logos


Kenya Flower Council's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#E2007A
Rose
226, 0, 122
328, 100, 44
0, 100, 46, 11
#B489E3
Lavender
180, 137, 227
269, 62, 71
21, 40, 0, 11
#006953
Tropical Rain Forest
0, 105, 83
167, 100, 21
100, 0, 21, 59
About Kenya Flower Council
Kenya Flower Council, formed in 1996, is a leading advocate and representative of the flower industry in Kenya. With 80% of the industry under its wing, the council plays a pivotal role in promoting and safeguarding the interests of Kenyan growers and exporters of cut-flowers. As an organization, Kenya Flower Council is committed to delivering value to its members through advocacy, innovation, communication, and compliance.
They work closely with both national and county governments, government agencies, and other stakeholders to create an enabling environment for businesses to thrive. The council ensures compliance with the highest environmental and social standards through the Flowers and Ornamentals Sustainability Standard (FOSS), which is an integral part of their core business activities. Additionally, they serve as a centralized hub for data and information related to the floriculture industry in Kenya.
With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Kenya Flower Council stays at the forefront of the global flower market by keeping up with dynamic market trends and facilitating trade arrangements with both bilateral and multilateral partners. In addition, they provide communication, capacity building, and access to international markets for their members. Kenya Flower Council takes pride in promoting Kenyan flowers as a brand worldwide, emphasizing their commitment to meet the highest quality requirements embodied in the Flowers and Ornamentals Sustainability Standard (FOSS).
Joining forces with esteemed partners, such as the Kenya Bureau of Standards and Union Fleurs, Kenya Flower Council is dedicated to fostering growth and development within the industry. By subscribing to their newsletter, you can stay updated with the latest news, events, and more. For inquiries or further information, you can reach out to Kenya Flower Council via phone, email, or visit their physical address located in Nairobi, Kenya
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1996
Company size
2-10 employees