FSI Resources

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FSI Resources

INTRODUCTION

The Floriculture Sustainability Initiative was initiated in 2012 by 25 stakeholders in the floriculture sector, the founding members of FSI. They share the goal of finding more sustainable solutions for farmers, for the environment, and for the future of the sector, and set themselves the ambition to have 90% flowers and plants responsibly produced and traded by 2020.

In 2013, FSI was established as an independent international non-profit association under Belgian law (aisbl), supported primarily by its members and through project funding. Find the Articles of Association below.

In 2021 the FSI2025 programme was approved by the General Assembly. Read about the four pillars of the 2025 Strategy below.

In 2023, FSI has grown to a total of 80 members in the floriculture sector. Want to become a member as well? Find the application form below

Living Wage Supply Chain Project–Flower Sector: Final Public Report
This report examines the the supply chain of Albert Heijn, Dutch Flower Group, The Floral Connection and Nini Flowers (Herburg roses) in order to scope possible solutions on how to close living wage gaps in the floriculture sector. This study was executed in the Naivasha region of Kenya
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FSI 2025 Strategy – SUMMARY
The overall 2025 ambition is centred around responsible production & trade, responsible conduct, and integrated reporting.
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FSI 2025 Strategic
Pledge
"Together we Grow, Bloom, Flourish": FSI members pledge to the FSI 2025 specific targets and collaborate on ground-breaking sustainability solutions
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FSI Code of Conduct Brochure
FSI members adopted this FSI Code of Conduct. The principles cover the minimal requirements for promoting responsible business conduct within the Floriculture Sector and therefore this Code is considered the sector standard.
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FSI flyer 2023
In continuity with what has been the members focus since the start, the FSI2025 ambition is centered around three pillars - responsible production & trade, responsible conduct and
integrated reporting - plus the FSI governance and active members, providing a comprehensive approach ot supply chain sustainability.
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FSI Code of Conduct Document
FSI members adopted this FSI Code of Conduct. The principles cover the minimal requirements for promoting responsible business conduct within the Floriculture Sector and therefore this Code is considered the sector standard.
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FSI members application form
This document outlines the application process for potential members and the guidelines for acceptance and rejection of membership. Kindly fill out the form and return it to jeroen@fsi2025.com
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FSI Monitoring Protocol
Detailed background and definitions for the annual reporting of sustainable flowers and pot plants as agreed by the members of  FSI.
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FSI articles of association
The Floriculture Sustainability Initiative Articles of Association contains the purpose of FSI as well as the duties and responsibilities of its members as registered under Belgian law.
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IDH Fresh & Ingredients brochure
The IDH Fresh & Ingredients program combines a number of agro-commodities, and provides cross-sector solutions on critical issues.
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