Chrysal expands services for sea freight of flowers

A new state-of-the-art testing facility will be launched in Chrysal Africa in June, featuring a vase life room and four controlled atmosphere chambers. These chambers will enable extensive research and testing to determine the optimal oxygen and CO2 levels per crop for long storage and sea freight, giving growers the opportunity to test the best conditions for their flowers to reduce flower wastage and ensure the best quality.

In addition Chrysal will be launching a data platform, as part of their service designed to support all processes within the company and provide real-time quality data points to customers, including farms, importers and retailers. This platform will offer transparency and insights into the entire journey of cut flowers, from harvest and processing to trucking and overseas shipping in containers.

“At Chrysal, we remain committed to delivering innovative solutions that benefit the entire floral industry, with a focus on sustainability and reducing the environmental impact. Chrysal Services, with its state-of-the-art testing facility, and data platform, all contribute to that more sustainable, efficient, and transparent supply chain,” said Niels van Doorn, general manager Chrysal Africa.

The expansion of Chrysal Services will be presented during the IFTEX in Kenya from June 6^th– 8^th . For more information about Chrysal Services and its upcoming innovations, visit www.chrysal.com