How much carbon do we save when flowers and produce move from air to sea? The numbers, explained
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How much carbon do we save when flowers and produce move from air to sea? The numbers, explained

kkureorganics
2026-02-04
10 min read
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Data-driven breakdown of how shifting perishables from air to sea cuts CO2—real calculations, tradeoffs and 2026 strategies for exporters and retailers.

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