Asmini Flowers & Foliage Co. Ltd.

Based in Kenya, East Africa, Asmini Flowers & Foliage Co. Ltd. lists 86 active products across several horticultural categories. The catalogue is organised under top categories such as Fresh Flowers, Plants & Plant Extracts, Fresh Roses, Herbal Plants, Herbal Extracts, Artificial Grass Mats, Wooden Handicrafts and Wooden Box. The company’s product list includes a variety of cut roses (e.g., Standard, Ann Sophie, Juliet, Princess, Victorian), carnation, agapanthus, dahlia, and ornamental foliage items such as Aralia Leaves, Bush Lavender, Ivy Leaves and Strawberry Leaves. Each item is typically recorded under HS chapter 06, the international tariff heading for fresh cut flowers and foliage, which is used by customs authorities worldwide. The supplier’s trust tier is classified as “harbor”, indicating a moderate level of verification in trade platforms.

The detailed catalogue contains 30 specific entries, ranging from Rose Petals V508‑Wxx and multi‑coloured rose heads to leaf varieties like Grevillea and Physalis. In addition to floral products, the list includes non‑plant items such as Artificial Grass Mats and wooden handicrafts, reflecting a diversified horticultural offering. Buyers can locate these items using the product names provided, and the catalogue’s structure aligns with standard HS‑code families for cut flowers (0603) and ornamental foliage (0601). No additional company history, employee count or revenue figures are supplied.

The product range covers classic cut roses classified by stem length, colour and form - categories that buyers typically evaluate by Class A grading, stem length of 40‑70 cm, colour uniformity and vase life of 7‑10 days. Carnations and dahlias are usually sold under ICUMSA‑like colour standards and require a minimum bud opening of 70 % at the time of shipment. Foliage items such as Aralia, Ivy and Grevillea are measured by leaf size (e.g., 8‑12 cm length) and moisture content below 12 %. Artificial Grass Mats are supplied in standard roll widths of 2 m and thicknesses of 8‑12 mm, while wooden handicrafts conform to common hardwood grades and are finished to meet ISO 1302 surface‑roughness levels. These specifications represent the typical grades and material standards observed in the global fresh‑flower and ornamental‑plant market.

Industry practice for these categories includes compliance with GlobalGAP for pesticide residues, ISO 9001 for quality management, and phytosanitary certification according to the International Plant Protection Convention. Buyers often request documentation of pesticide testing (maximum residue limits aligned with EU standards) and proof of compliance with the EU Regulation 2019/1008 for plant protection products. For wooden products, a phytosanitary treatment and a declaration of compliance with ISPM 15 (heat‑treated wood) are standard requirements for international shipments.