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| Greenhouse as energy source – report of the Committee for Environment
(01.08.2007) In the meeting of the Committee of Environment on March 23th in Leiden a presentation has been given by the Dutch Innovation Network about innovation in horticulture... |
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| 59th AIPH Congress in Brighton/England
(01.08.2007) The Congress will take place at the Holiday Inn, Brighton in East Sussex, England, September 2nd – 4th, 2007. On Monday 3rd September at 9:00 am the congress will be... |
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| Energy costs in Europe
(14.12.2006) Rising energy prices force ornamental-plant producers all over Europe, to seriously consider energy-saving opportunities. How are producers in Europe reacting to thi... |
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| Trends on the European market
(14.12.2006) The development of Europe's flower and plant market depends in the medium- and long-term closely on general economic/demographic developments. One of the key indicat... |
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| The Committee for Novelty Protection informs: Online class on Plant Variety Protection
(27.07.2006) The Committee for Novelty Protection informs you on the next distance learning course organized by UPOV, the International Union for the protection of new varieties ... |
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| A new AIPH-Brochure: Flowers and Plants – more than just beautiful
(20.12.2005) Flowers and plants are beautiful. Everybody feels that. Everybody is familiar with flowers and plants; everybody is accustomed to them in daily life. But who knows w... |
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| 57th AIPH Congress in Montreal/Canada
(23.08.2005) More than 70 participants from all over the world are expected to come to Montreal to attend the AIPH-Congress. In the Opening Ceremony the Honourable Andy Mitchell,... |
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| AIPH gets observer status at UPOV
(23.08.2005) The Consultative Committee of UPOV, the International Union for the Protection of Varieties of Plants, has decided to add AIPH to the list of the international non-g... |
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| Delegations from 20 countries met at the AIPH Congress in Ghent/Belgium
(28.09.2004) “We have to convince our customers that flowers and plants are as much part of the regular household budget as is food. Consumers should be told that flowers and pla... |
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| AIPH is concerned about plant protection
(14.09.2004) On the occasion of its 56th annual congress in Ghent, Belgium, the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) expressed its concern about the decrea... |
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We are
a global organization having more than twenty five member organizations
of commercial horticultural producers from all five continents.
The objective
of AIPH is to represent at an international level the common interests
of horticultural producers and their organizations.
This aim is achieved
by:
- organising an annual congress
- publishing our statistical yearbook
- recognising international horticultural exhibitions
- cooperating with
international bodies like:
- Bureau International des Exhibitions (BIE)
- International organisation for the protection of breeders' rights (UPOV)
- International Flower Trade Association (Union Fleurs)
- Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES)
- Supporting Entente Florale, the European competition for tours and villages in bloom.