Ethiopia, which in 2015 surpassed Kenya as the fourth-largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa, has emerged to become Africa’s second-biggest flower exporter. In 2015, Ethiopia produced 50,000 metric tons of flowers with a market share valued at $200 million, according to Bloomberg. The country’s GDP has more than doubled since 2010 to $61.54 billion in 2015.

Kenya’s $500-million, 122,800-ton flower industry supplies more than a third of the flowers sold in Europe annually, according to the report.
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