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Turkish flower workers are challenging a business model that puts profits over people
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Turkish flower workers are challenging a business model that puts profits over people
When was the last time you bought flowers? For a hospital visit? Valentine's Day? A birthday, maybe? Did you picture them snipped from a sunny garden, lovingly nurtured by a cheerful gardener humming a tune? Yeah, that's a fantasy. Today, flowers are a commodity – slick, globalised and profitable. The petals may be soft, but behind them are hard numbers. The global flower trade, worth approximately US$31.95 billion in 2023, is run by mega-brands…
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