Charters laid on as Valentine’s Day demand fills Nairobi-Schiphol freighters

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Charters laid on as Valentine’s Day demand fills Nairobi-Schiphol freighters

| Feb 13, 2015 2:00AM EST
Shippers between Nairobi and the global flower hub of Amsterdam chartered at least 1,500 tons of additional air freight capacity in the two weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day to ship in flowers from Africa.
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