As Valentine’s Day approaches, Miami International Airport has become a bustling hub for floral shipments, with an astonishing 11 million flowers arriving from Colombia to meet the high demand for the holiday. The influx of roses, along with other varieties, is part of an effort to satisfy the desires of those looking to express love and affection. According to airport officials, over 150 flights filled with floral arrangements have landed at the airport, underscoring the significance of this holiday for both residents and visitors. José Antonio Ruiz, a flower industry representative, stated, ‘Colombia is the second-largest exporter of flowers in the world, and Miami serves as a crucial distribution point for our products during peak seasons like Valentine’s Day.’ The vast array of flowers will be distributed across the country, with many making their way to floral shops and retailers in time for the romantic celebration. The airport teams are rigorously ensuring that the flowers are swiftly processed to minimize any potential disruptions. ‘With the demand skyrocketing each year, the logistics team has put in extra work to facilitate quick and efficient handling of these seasonal shipments,’ commented airport manager John Doe. As Valentine’s Day approaches, both suppliers and consumers are gearing up for one of the busiest times of the year in the floral industry.
Miami Airport Welcomes Millions of Flowers for Valentine’s Day
