On the second day of IPM Essen, it is noticeably busier on the exhibition floor. While the first day traditionally tends to be quieter, more visitors come to Essen today to catch up, do business, and view the latest offerings.
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The Selecta team showing their chrysanthemums
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Louise Vendelkær Spenner and Jorn Eriksen of Floradania
The sector is facing challenges. Economically, it is a difficult period, and the season is also relatively quiet. Nevertheless, a positive mood prevails at the trade fair. Many exhibitors indicate that they are satisfied with the conversations and the interest from the market.
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The Hishtil team was kind enough to pause their lunch break for a photo!
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Jean-Francois Schwob, Laurent Mossan and Eric Beaude of Morel Diffusion with a sneak peek of a new variety coming soon: Elixia
In addition, there is plenty of news on display. New varieties in particular attract the attention of growers, traders, and buyers. Despite the current market conditions, IPM Essen therefore remains an important platform for innovation and networking within the ornamental horticulture sector.
