"Edible flowers increasingly popular with floral designers"

Edible flowers have become more pop among top class chef and high - end restaurants over the years . However , nowadays more and more floral designers are starting to use them as well in their flowered pattern . At tabular array arrangement and in glass vases , they are used more and more - all to make the dining experience more special . This was explained by John Kowarsky , Director at Afrex Trading . For the last three years , they have been export eatable heyday and leaves , and they have seen the demand from florists grow each yr .

From left to right field : Jill Swart , Denver Maloka , and Lee Sarah Julius

For many years , Afrex has been export Cape Flora and agrarian products from South Africa across the globe . The immense product reach includes Protea , Leucodendron , Leucospermum , Greens and Foliage , Cape Flora , Cape Flora Bouquets , Cymbidiums , Chrysanthemum and Wax Flowers . The newest addition to their product range of mountains are the edible flowers .

The edible flowers that Afrex exports are all grown in South Africa . Currently , they have more than 30 dissimilar varieties of edible flowers and leaves in their assortment . John : " We are always looking for unexampled products to sell . fresh voguish products that help our customer to sell our core products which in turn helps Afrex . Edible peak can be used by the floral designers when doing event like nuptials , parties , Christmas parties , decorating hotel dining rooms , and office party that make the dining experience more special and attractive . "

The broad assortment of edible flower also brings a broad reach of special tastes . " This again add together to the use of dining . "

Afrex hold on tally new diversity to their assortment and are eager to promote their different ornamental ideas . Curious about the products of Afrex ? Visit their booth at theIFTFin Vijfhuizen this workweek , from November 6 - 8 . This year , they will present their products at their new locating ( Hall C point of view C3.19 ) .

For more informationAfrex TradingJill SwartTel : +27 63 6885135Email:[email protected]www.afrextrading.com