Flowers sold at City Market, Nairobi. February 13, 2025. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]. Recent news reports have indicated that Kenya’s flower exports have dipped — not because of fading demand, but because of a shortage in air freight capacity. The message is clear: It’s time to rethink how we move our blooms. Shifting toward rail and sea transport isn’t just a greener alternative; it’s also more cost-effective. The Netherlands and Kenya are already rolling up their sleeves to build up and develop this “cool logistics” chain — one that keeps products fresh throughout transit. The flower trade between Kenya and the…