Kenya Flower Council
Headquartered in Kenya
The Kenya Flower Council, based in Nairobi, is an approved GlobalGAP certification body specializing in the certification of flower and ornamental farms for export compliance under the GLOBALG.A.P. Integrated Farm Assurance standard.
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Africa
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Kenya
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