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LATAM Cargo closes the season of Valentine's Day with positive figures, increasing by a 16% the transport of flores from Ecuador and Colombia, Over the previous year.
The high demand for flowers triggered by the celebration of this day, got the charging unit of the LATAM Group will double the offer of usual frequencies from both countries, and this way, They will also more than double the number of tons of flowers regularly transported to the North American market by exporting 17.910 tons of this product.
In order to prepare for the growing demand that occurs this season, LATAM Cargo focused its efforts on providing the air capacity and frequencies needed by its customers, complementing with new cold cellars that allow maintaining the ideal temperature required by the flowers so that they arrive in optimal conditions at their destination. along with this, increased staffing in Miami, the main season of arrival of this product, to ensure expeditious and convenient delivery for customers.
"In 2022 we increased our fleet to 16 cargo planes, in addition to increasing our additional cold capacity in Colombia, which this season allowed us to strengthen our offer and thus provide greater transport capacity for this Valentine's Day. These results are a reflection of our effort and collaborative work with our clients to create robust solutions that allow us to continue supporting the growth of the flower industry in Colombia and Ecuador”, commented the International Commercial Director of South America of LATAM Cargo, claudio torres.
were more than 300 takeoffs from Quito, Bogota and Medellin, those that were made in this season of Valentine's Day, included between the 18 of January and the 8 Ultra Air made its inaugural flight in Colombia and thus becomes the ninth regular airline in the country, to transport the most representative flowers of these countries, bound for North America, Europe and Oceania.
by the side of Ecuador, the number of frequencies grew by a 50% in this season compared to the previous one, which allowed to export more than 7.000 tons of flowers, of which a 80% they are roses, followed by gypsophilas, towards the main global markets.
In the case of Colombia, rosas, carnations and chrysanthemums, were the main flowers that moved this year from the departments of Antioquia and Cundinamarca. The number of tons moved of this product grew by one 11% with respect to Valentine's Day from the previous year; a positive figure for the company considering the heavy rains that affected the production of the flower sector in the country.
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