The cherry market in France

The European flower market is valued at over $32 billion, with annual growth of 5.2%. Renewal and transformation of the French dried flower market The French dried flower market, which has seen a steady decline (the value of flower imports fell by more than 40% between 2015 and 2020), is experiencing a revival. It has changed its outdated image and is supported by a more modern aesthetic, a push towards more sustainable consumption habits. This revival is driven by social media, influencers and brands. France imports 85% of its flower consumption. Imports exceed 300 million euros. Cut flowers represent only a small part of the market. Dried flowers last much longer than their fresh counterparts, and offer an economical alternative. Prices for dried flowers vary considerably, as they are influenced by the size of the bouquet, the type of flower and the level of sophistication. For example, the price of a stem of Pampa flower, a popular dried flower, varies between 5 and 10 euros. The Ne

The French dried fruit market is valued at 700 million euros The global dried fruit market mainly comprises peanuts, almonds, raisins, pistachios, walnuts, dates, cashews and hazelnuts. Around 56 million tonnes of nuts and dried fruit are produced worldwide The French domestic market is relatively stable. Private labels down slightly France is best known for its prunes, of which 30% of production is exported, and walnuts, of which between 45,000 and 55,000 tonnes are produced. Health benefits have been one of the main drivers of dried fruit consumption in France. Packed with vitamins, nutrients and essential lipids, dried fruits, like nuts and seeds, are increasingly appreciated for their energizing and satiating effects. What's more, studies have shown a potential link between regular consumption of dried fruit and a reduced risk of certain types of cancer. As a result, the French are incorporating dried fruit into their diet, not only as a source of energy for sporting activities, bu

Giving flowers has never been a trivial gesture. They are often used to express deep feelings, sometimes for comfort, or to celebrate important events.