Import Ecuadorian Roses — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Ecuador

The listing represents Inversiones Ponte Tresa, a group of Ecuadorian farms that cultivate roses on 30 hectares across three locations: Rosas del Monte S.A., Picasso Roses Cia. Ltda and Inversiones Ponte Tresa S.A. The farms lie about 100 km north of Quito in the San Pablo del Lago and Cayambe zones, at altitudes that favour flower growth. The region receives nearly 12 hours of sunlight daily and benefits from volcanic soil and moderate temperatures. The operation holds FLO Fair Trade, BASC and Global GAP certifications as declared by the supplier.

The roses are offered in the common commercial stem length of 45-70 cm and bloom diameters of 5-9 cm, covering typical colours such as red, pink, white and yellow. Vase life under standard fresh-water conditions ranges from seven to ten days, matching industry expectations for premium cut flowers. Standard packaging consists of twelve stems packed in a reinforced cardboard box to protect the buds during transport. The farms apply strict quality control at each stage, from field harvesting to post-harvest handling, to meet the demanding requirements of export markets.

Primary buyers include wholesale florists, event designers and hotel chains that need consistent colour and stem quality. Prospective importers can request a free sample to assess vase life and visual attributes before placing larger orders. Trade terms such as MOQ, Incoterms and payment conditions are not disclosed in the listing and should be confirmed directly with the supplier. The supplier’s response rate is currently recorded as 0 % on the platform, so timely communication should be arranged in advance.

Inversiones Ponte Tresa is based at Calle Del Establo Lt 50 Y Del Charro, Quito, Ecuador. The company is classified in the harbor trust tier and currently shows a 0 % response rate on the platform, indicating that replies may be delayed. Their operation comprises three rose‑growing farms that together manage 30 ha of cultivated area in the high‑altitude zones of San Pablo del Lago and Cayambe.

The supplier lists FLO Fair Trade, BASC and Global GAP certifications, reflecting compliance with international social and agricultural standards. Their quality control system involves checks at planting, harvesting and post‑harvest stages, aiming to meet the specifications required by demanding overseas markets. No additional corporate history, employee numbers or client lists are provided in the source data.