As of February 13th current CEO Peter Vriends will step down as CEO. Peter served for 5 years as CEO of Chrysal and led the acquisition of the company by OAT and was the driving force behind the growth of the company. …
In the last couple of years Chrysal worked intensively in making their packaging and products sustainable, such as introducing our sustainable sachets. And it even gets better with the new Chrysal Recyclable Liquid sachet. The Chrysal Recyclable Liquid sachet is the first liquid flower food package made from fully recyclable plastic, polypropylene. …
The future of transporting flowers is sea freight. Flowers are no exception in the battle against rising transport costs and reducing carbon emissions. At Chrysal sustainability comes first. We have put this at the heart of our business and are aiming for a zero impact flower industry together with our partners. Sea freight lowers the carbon footprint by as much as 92% in comparison to airfreight, but comes with many challenges. With the development of our Sea Freight Service, Chrysal can help solve some of these challenges. …
Pelargoniums are sensitive to darkness. Unfortunately, this is also unavoidable, for example during transport or at retail. A prolonged period of time in the dark leads to leaf yellowing and petal drop. To fight this, Chrysal and Syngenta Flowers have combined forces and introduce Largo®, a unique and effective product to prevent leaf yellowing and petal shatter. …
Our compostable sachet, introduced in 2018 has recently received the DIN Home Compostable Certificate (9P0044). This means that not only is the sachet industrial compostable, but is also home compostable; taking 26 weeks to decompose in a home compost heap. With the introduction of the compostable sachet Chrysal contributes to the change within the flower industry moving from traditional plastic packaging to more sustainable alternatives. …
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