In the world of flowers, fragrance plays a huge role in providing a unique and special sensory experience. However, as American Floral Endowment bred flowers for color, longevity and other desirable traits, fragrance has often been left behind. Many modern flowers, especially those grown in greenhouses or sold in floral markets, lack the intensity of fragrance that older varieties once had. Yet fragrance remains a highly valued trait, enhancing consumer enjoyment and satisfaction.

As a leading importer and marketer of tropical and Latin products, Exp Group has established itself as a trusted name in the produce industry, backed by over four decades of experience. The multinational company consists of several divisions, including Exp Logistics, Exp Bananas and Exp Serafino, and is renowned for its efficient delivery and distribution of fresh produce from Central and South America.

“Please be patient,” said Bill Nardelli Sr., the patriarch and president of Nardelli Lake View Farms. “Mother Nature has dealt us a tough hand in Florida this year.”

Due to a rainy season in Florida — even before a couple of hurricanes hit the state in September and October — Nardelli said his company’s business was impacted enough that it could cause some temporary shortages of produce items from the Sunshine State later in the year.

This December, That Flower Feeling and celebrated floral designer Jenny T Floristry are teaming up to deliver a fresh take on holiday mindfulness through flowers. Its upcoming Instagram LIVE session, scheduled for Dec. 13 at 12 p.m.

It is time for some winter citrus promotions again with a nice new crop available for the holidays. Start setting up those large, exciting displays of clementines and navel oranges in order to generate some high sales volume along with elevated profit.

Smith’s Farm, a leading grower-shipper of broccoli and cauliflower, with operations that span the East Coast from Maine down to Florida, is marking a quarter of a century growing broccoli in the Sunshine State.