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Flower Bouquet Exports by Country Plus Average Prices

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Overall sales for flower bouquet exports from all countries totaled US$12 billion in 2025.

The value of flower bouquets and related exports expanded by an average 8.7% for all exporting countries from 5 years earlier in 2021 when comparable shipments were valued at $11.1 billion.

Year over year, the value of globally exported flower bouquets grew by 7.1% compared to $11.2 billion during 2024.

The 5 biggest exporters of flower bouquets are the Netherlands, Colombia, Ecuador, Kenya and Ethiopia. Collectively, that cohort of major flower suppliers generated 85.8% of globally exported flower bouquet-related products.

Among continents, suppliers based in European countries sold the highest dollar value worth of exported flower bouquets during 2025 with shipments amounting to $6.4 billion or 53.3% of the worldwide total. Providers in Latin America excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean generated another 29.4% worth, trailed by exporters located in Africa at another 10.2%.

Smaller percentages came from sources in Asia (5.8%), North America (1.2%) then Oceania (0.1%) mostly New Zealand and Australia.

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix is 0603 for cut flowers and flower buds suitable for bouquets or for ornamental purposes.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of flower bouquets during 2025.

Netherlands: US$5.8 billion (48.1% of exported flower bouquets)
Colombia: $2.4 billion (19.9%)
Ecuador: $1 billion (8.7%)
Kenya: $799 million (6.6%)
Ethiopia: $303 million (2.5%)
mainland China: $252.1 million (2.1%)
Italy: $160.8 million (1.3%)
Spain: $120.3 million (1%)
Canada: $111.3 million (0.9%)
Vietnam: $89.4 million (0.7%)
Belgium: $87.1 million (0.7%)
Malaysia: $82.4 million (0.7%)
Thailand: $78.1 million (0.6%)
South Africa: $67.7 million (0.6%)
Germany: $56.1 million (0.5%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 95% of globally exported flower bouquets in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing flower bouquets exporters from 2024 to 2025 were: Spain (up 47.3%), mainland China (up 40.8%), Belgium (up 23.5%) and Italy (up 14.5%).

Canada was the sole top supplier that posted a decline in exported flower bouquets sales via a -2.2% slowdown from 2024.

The top 100 exporting nations documented in the automated database below generated 99.999% of flower bouquet-related goods exported in 2025.

RankExporterFlower Exports2024-5

1	Netherlands	$5,787,109,000	+10.8%
2	Colombia	$2,397,315,000	+2.1%
3	Ecuador	$1,044,677,000	+2.8%
4	Kenya	$798,952,000	+10.5%
5	Ethiopia	$302,972,000	+3.6%
6	mainland China	$252,050,000	+40.8%
7	Italy	$160,843,000	+14.5%
8	Spain	$120,256,000	+47.3%
9	Canada	$111,311,000	-2.2%
10	Vietnam	$89,437,000	+9.8%
11	Belgium	$87,114,000	+23.5%
12	Malaysia	$82,382,000	+5.5%
13	Thailand	$78,141,000	+10.1%
14	South Africa	$67,716,000	+12.6%
15	Germany	$56,102,000	+5.5%
16	Türkiye	$51,351,000	+3.6%
17	Armenia	$50,359,000	+47.8%
18	Poland	$49,732,000	+23.7%
19	United Kingdom	$44,954,000	+56.2%
20	Taiwan	$37,751,000	-4.7%
21	Guatemala	$37,347,000	+7.3%
22	Costa Rica	$35,560,000	+4.9%
23	India	$27,435,000	+15.2%
24	France	$22,552,000	-8%
25	Latvia	$22,133,000	+49.8%
26	United States	$20,390,000	-2%
27	Mexico	$18,074,000	-17.9%
28	Portugal	$16,816,000	+15.7%
29	Chile	$14,868,000	-0.5%
30	Czech Republic	$11,804,000	+3.1%
31	Peru	$11,250,000	+10.3%
32	Japan	$9,973,000	-8.2%
33	Tanzania	$9,702,000	+4.5%
34	Uganda	$9,603,000	+30.7%
35	Morocco	$9,315,000	-2.6%
36	New Zealand	$8,538,000	-1.8%
37	Zambia	$8,475,000	+22.5%
38	Egypt	$7,886,000	+34%
39	Denmark	$7,070,000	+1.7%
40	Slovakia	$6,902,000	-20.1%
41	Indonesia	$6,274,000	+27.8%
42	Rwanda	$5,946,000	+87.2%
43	Ireland	$5,606,000	+3.8%
44	Zimbabwe	$3,883,000	-7.3%
45	Hong Kong	$2,212,000	+24.8%
46	Hungary	$2,088,000	-66%
47	Saudi Arabia	$1,993,000	+357.1%
48	Pakistan	$1,939,000	+10.1%
49	Singapore	$1,928,000	+12.4%
50	Iran	$1,764,000	+67.5%
51	Australia	$1,637,000	-34.1%
52	Austria	$1,625,000	-65.6%
53	Lithuania	$1,605,000	-73.8%
54	Greece	$1,402,000	+72.2%
55	Romania	$1,363,000	-13.7%
56	South Korea	$1,279,000	-10.1%
57	Estonia	$983,000	+42.7%
58	Luxembourg	$974,000	-45.6%
59	Finland	$762,000	+27.9%
60	Philippines	$665,000	-5.7%
61	Uzbekistan	$589,000	-45.3%
62	Sweden	$543,000	-20.6%
63	Kyrgyzstan	$536,000	+2133%
64	Nigeria	$419,000	-99.5%
65	Côte d'Ivoire	$410,000	-15.3%
66	Ghana	$348,000	-73.1%
67	Tunisia	$336,000	+111.3%
68	Russia	$304,000	-52.5%
69	Mauritius	$280,000	-10.5%
70	Sri Lanka	$225,000	-4.7%
71	Lebanon	$208,000	-93.5%
72	Cameroon	$197,000	-22.1%
73	Kazakhstan	$186,000	-97.6%
74	Bulgaria	$185,000	-34.6%
75	Azerbaijan	$174,000	-29.3%
76	Laos	$158,000	-18.6%
77	Croatia	$138,000	-89%
78	Brazil	$111,000	+38.8%
79	Norway	$103,000	0%
80	United Arab Emirates	$101,000	-86.1%
81	Ukraine	$90,000	-59.6%
82	North Macedonia	$76,000	0%
83	Switzerland	$63,000	+43.2%
84	Georgia	$58,000	+65.7%
85	Belarus	$56,000	-85.9%
86	Albania	$56,000	0%
87	Myanmar	$50,000	+138.1%
88	Oman	$50,000	+8.7%
89	Djibouti	$41,000	0%
90	Dominican Republic	$40,000	-7%
91	French Polynesia	$39,000	0%
92	Burkina Faso	$30,000	-47.4%
93	Curaçao	$28,000	0%
94	Panama	$27,000	-20.6%
95	Afghanistan	$26,000	+73.3%
96	Serbia	$24,000	-82.2%
97	Gambia	$23,000	0%
98	Syria	$23,000	+155.6%
99	Slovenia	$22,000	-57.7%
100	Bosnia/Herzegovina	$21,000	+23.5%

Expanding the scope to the 100 leading flower exporters, the fastest-growing suppliers of flowers on international markets were Kyrgyzstan (up 2,133% compared to 2024), Saudi Arabia (up 357.1%), Syria (up 155.6%), Myanmar (up 138.1%) then Tunisia (up 111.3%).

Note that you can change the presentation order by clicking the triangle icon at the top of any of the columns below.

An entry of 0% in the right-most column means that no 2024 data was available.

Average Prices for Flower Bouquet Exporters

On average, worldwide prices for exported flower bouquets fell by -9.8% from $10,096 per ton in 2024 to an average $9,102 unit price for 2025. Over a 5-year period, the average unit price increased by 5.7% starting from $8,614 for 2021.

Among the exporters of cut flowers and flower buds suitable for bouquets or ornamental purposes, the following 20 countries report their statistics by shipment weight in tons. Countries like Canada and the United States report their average unit prices per unit, not tons.

The top 20 exporters below are listed in order ranked by highest value per ton for international flower sales.

Luxembourg: US$139,143 per ton of exported flowers (down -61.2% from 2024)
Japan: $30,130 per ton (up 8.2%)
Albania: $28,000 per ton 2024 data unavailable)
Mauritius: $25,455 per ton (up 38.3%)
North Macedonia: $25,333 per ton 2024 data unavailable)
Austria: $24,621 per ton (up 53.8%)
Slovenia: $22,000 per ton (up 26.9%)
Ukraine: $18,000 per ton (up 101.8%)
New Zealand: $17,714 per ton (up 6.7%)
Ireland: $17,519 per ton (up 1.5%)
Saudi Arabia: $17,034 per ton (up 111%)
Madagascar: $17,000 per ton 2024 data unavailable)
Chile: $16,724 per ton down -21.2%)
Taiwan: $16,378 per ton (up 7.8%)
Denmark: $15,336 per ton down -12.8%)
France: $14,682 per ton (up 10.8%)
Estonia: $14,456 per ton down -7.7%)
Panama: $13,500 per ton down -20.6%)
Switzerland: $12,600 per ton down -14.1%)
Gambia: $11,500 per ton 2024 data unavailable)
Finland: $10,886 per ton (up 66.2%)
Philippines: $10,391 per ton down -4.2%)
Brazil: $10,091 per ton (up 76.6%)

The strongest inflation for the listed exporters of flower bouquets and related goods were posted by Saudi Arabia (up 17,034% from 2024), Ukraine (up 101.8%), Brazil (up 76.6%), Finland (up 66.2%) and Austria (up 53.8%).

The 20 most economical exporters are presented below.

United States: US$0.57 per ton of exported flowers (down -3.4% from 2024)
Lesotho: $63 per ton (2024 data unavailable)
Nicaragua: $173 per ton down -7.5%)
Kazakhstan: $451 per ton down -91.1%)
Belarus: $577 per ton down -91.6%)
Burkina Faso: $857 per ton down -29.3%)
Senegal: $1,000 per ton down -61.5%)
Oman: $1,190 per ton down -6.9%)
Guyana: $1,200 per ton down -20%)
Myanmar: $1,389 per ton (up 263.6%)
Pakistan: $1,505 per ton down -24.8%)
Russia: $1,559 per ton down -55.4%)
Dominican Republic: $1,600 per ton down -36.7%)
Guatemala: $1,620 per ton (up 11.1%)
Georgia: $1,706 per ton down -2.5%)
Serbia: $1,714 per ton down -36.5%)
Zimbabwe: $1,876 per ton (up 4.9%)
Laos: $1,975 per ton down -4.3%)
Ivory Coast: $2,181 per ton down -6.3%)
Syria: $2,556 per ton down -14.8%)
mainland China: $3,258 per ton (up 18.4%)
India: $3,385 per ton (up 18.4%)
Malaysia: $3,477 per ton (up 9.3%)

The severest percentage declines for the relatively low-cost exporters belong to those in Belarus (down -91.6% from 2024), Kazakhstan (down -91.1%), Senegal (down -61.5%) and the Russian Federation (down -55.4%).

Countries Generating Biggest Surpluses Trading Flowers

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for cut flowers suitable for bouquets during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s flower bouquet exports and its import purchases for that same commodity.

Netherlands: US$4.5 billion (net export surplus up 12.3% since 2024)
Colombia: $2.4 billion (up 2.1%)
Ecuador: $1 billion (up 2.8%)
Kenya: $798.9 million (up 10.5%)
Ethiopia: $302.9 million (up 3.6%)
mainland China: $201.9 million (up 59.4%)
Malaysia: $62.5 million (up 7.9%)
South Africa: $62.3 million (up 10.2%)
Vietnam: $49.6 million (down -1.1%)
Armenia: $49.4 million (up 48.2%)
Türkiye: $40.7 million (down -2.8%)
Guatemala: $37.1 million (up 7%)
Thailand: $35.3 million (up 22.7%)
Costa Rica: $34.7 million (up 4.3%)
Taiwan: $31.5 million (down -10.7%)

True to its historical image as a tulip producer, the Netherlands serves as the home country with the highest surplus in the international trade of cut flowers suitable for bouquets. In turn, this positive cashflow confirms the strong competitive advantage that Netherlands has for this specific product category.

Countries Incurring Worst Deficits Trading Flowers

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for cut flowers suitable for bouquets during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s flower bouquet import purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

United States: -US$2.7 billion (net export deficit up 1% since 2024)
Germany: -$1.6 billion (up 29.4%)
United Kingdom: -$851.2 million (up 8.7%)
Russia: -$435.7 million (up 13.3%)
France: -$383 million (up 7.6%)
Japan: -$314.9 million (up 4.5%)
Poland: -$261.6 million (up 25%)
Switzerland: -$232.8 million (up 10.2%)
Czech Republic: -$142.5 million (up 9.7%)
Denmark: -$127.1 million (up 13.2%)
Romania: -$126.6 million (up 10.9%)
Austria: -$121.2 million (up 5.6%)
United Arab Emirates: -$109 million (up 26.9%)
Italy: -$108.2 million (up 62%)
Saudi Arabia: -$105 million (down -0.5%)
United Arab Emirates: -$98 million (up 26.3%)

The United States of America and Germany incurred billion-dollar plus deficits when it comes to the international trade of cut flowers suitable for bouquets. In turn, this negative cashflow highlights both countries’ strong competitive disadvantages for this specific product category but also signals opportunities for flower bouquet-supplying countries that help satisfy the powerful demand from American and German consumers.