Chinese rose grower expands international footprint

Driven by the robust growth of Yunnan’s floriculture exports, Aibida is actively expanding its international footprint. The company’s fresh-cut flowers are in demand across international markets, with successful exports to Russia, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asian countries. To meet the stringent demands of overseas buyers, Aibida has established a comprehensive cold-chain logistics system and strict quality grading standards, ensuring that the flowers arrive fresh and vibrant.

Aibida specializes in high-quality fresh-cut flowers and potted plants, with a particular focus on premium roses and mini roses. The company’s products are cultivated in state-of-the-art smart greenhouses equipped with IoT-based precision agriculture systems. By utilizing automated climate control, water-fertilizer integration, and soilless cultivation, Aibida achieves standardized, high-yield production. Notably, Aibida’s mini roses currently hold over 60% of the national market share, and our fresh-cut roses boast an extended vase life of up to 30 days, setting a benchmark for quality in the industry.

The 2026 IFEX (Kunming International Flowers & Plants Expo) will be held in Kunming, Yunnan, China again from September 18–20. Aibida, a floriculture enterprise and member of the Xiaomi ecological chain, will be exhibiting at IFEX 2026 once again. As a participant in the international sector, Aibida is dedicated to showcasing China’s advanced horticulture technology and premium floral products to the global market.

Commitment to global partners
At IFEX 2026, Aibida aims to connect with international distributors, wholesalers, and retailers. “We are committed to providing stable, high-quality floral supplies and exploring cross-border trade opportunities.”

“We invite global partners to visit our booth to experience the future of smart floriculture and discuss mutually beneficial cooperation,” said Aibida in a statement.

For more information:
Aibida
http://aibida.cn/