Digital growth and e-commerce push the flower delivery market worldwide

26 Jul 2025 15:27:05
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New Delhi: With the expansion of the floriculture sector, the flower delivery market has also been growing fast due to digital applications. In the previous year the market of this segment jumped USD 7.70 billion, and it is likely to be doubled to USD 15.15 billion by 2034; the growth rate is about 7% per year.
 
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The rise of e-commerce is one of the reasons for this stupendous growth. People use apps and websites, helping customers to order online. They have to tap a few buttons on a mobile or laptop. With the vast improvement in the packaging industry, customers receive their orders fresh on their doorsteps. Companies like 1-800-Flowers, FTD, Interflora, and newer startups are focusing on digital platforms in their businesses.

 
The demand for personalised bouquets has gone up. People have an opportunity to send flowers online on any auspicious occasion to express love, gratitude, or sympathy. The fast urban life has created huge demand for same-day or next-day delivery. Eco-friendly and local flowers are gaining popularity. Customers like to get seasonal blooms and recyclable packaging, and florists always remain in touch with local growers to fulfil the demand on time.
 
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