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For Latin American flower exporters and airlines, the coming Valentine’s Day peak may not be as rosy as usual.
Increasing airfreight capacity, tepid demand and a strong dollar are affecting Latin exports and dragging down rates.
“Yields have fallen off a cliff. Valentines Day air rates would normally be about $3.50/kg (double that during Covid), but now airlines like Lan Chile are offering $1.85 or $2,” reported one airline GSSA. “Airlines have put in so much capacity, it’s a bloodbath in Latin America.
“And ...
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