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JD Flowers Blossoms at 9th International Rose Symposium with Supply Chain Innovation

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  • JD.com

At a glance

Company
JD.com
Announcement
Event
Location
Mentougou District, Beijing, China

Key figures

Delivery window for internationally sourced flowers
9-minute
China floral market size cited
$15 billion
Urban white-collar share of JD Flowers users
70%
JD.com active users cited
600 million
Dutch tulips airlifted to China
one million
Temperature-controlled packaging range
2-8°C

People

  • Jensen LiuHead of JD Flowers

Products and programs

  • JD Flowers
  • JD’s National Pavilion

May 14, 2025 -- The 9th International Rose Research and Cultivation Symposium kicked off on May 10 in Mentougou District of Beijing. It is the first time that China is hosting the symposium in its 40-year history. Among standout participants, JD Flowers – the floral division of JD.com – seized the spotlight by presenting its cross-border supply chain solutions at the Diplomats’ Cultural Exchange Salon. The salon drew over 150 ambassadors and representatives from more than 30 countries and international organizations.

Under the theme “The Magic Door to Flowers Anywhere,” JD Flowers showcased its global floral network through an immersive presentation. Attendees followed the journey of blooms from Dutch tulip fields to Ecuadorian rose farms, highlighting JD’s unparalleled ability to deliver freshly cut flowers to Chinese consumers.

By leveraging JD’s global procurement network, dedicated cargo flights, advanced freshness-preservation warehouses, and instant retail ecosystem, JD Flowers can now achieve a remarkable 9-minute delivery window for internationally sourced flowers from the moment an order is placed via JD’s app. “We’re transforming flowers from occasional luxuries into everyday emotional companions,” said Jensen Liu, Head of JD Flowers. “Every bouquet carries cross-cultural connections.”

Capitalizing on China’s thriving $15 billion floral market, JD Flowers has a large amount of urban white-collar users, who account for 70% of its user base, and taps into JD.com’s 600 million active users.

Earlier this year, JD.com airlifted one million Dutch tulips from FloraHolland’s Aalsmeer hub to China. Stored in JD Logistics’ Guangzhou floral centers using 2-8°C temperature-controlled packaging, the flowers were distributed nationwide via cold-chain networks for same-day or next-day delivery.

Beyond floral displays, JD’s National Pavilion enriched the event’s multicultural bazaar with flagship stores representing Australia, Azerbaijan, and other nations. Visitors sampled global delicacies and handicrafts in a demonstration of JD’s growing role as a cultural bridge between Chinese consumers and international markets.

Running through May 15, the five-day symposium features over 1,000 domestic and international rose varieties. The event aligns with JD Flowers’ mission to blend technological innovation with cultural exchange. By optimizing cross-border floral logistics and curating premium global experiences, JD.com strengthens its position as the gateway for international brands entering China – and a trailblazer in building sustainable, high-efficiency supply chains.

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In brief

JD Flowers, JD.com’s floral division, presented its cross-border flower supply chain at the 9th International Rose Research and Cultivation Symposium in Beijing. The company says its network combines global procurement, dedicated cargo flights, freshness-preservation warehouses and instant retail to deliver internationally sourced flowers within a nine-minute window after an order is placed through JD’s app. The presentation featured flower routes from the Netherlands and Ecuador to Chinese customers. The release also highlighted an earlier shipment of one million Dutch tulips, stored in temperature-controlled packaging and distributed through cold-chain networks. The symposium included a cultural exchange salon attended by diplomats and representatives from international organizations, as well as a multicultural bazaar featuring JD’s National Pavilion. The event ran through May 15.

Key takeaways

  • JD Flowers presented its international floral logistics network at a rose symposium in Beijing.
  • The company says eligible international flower orders can be delivered within nine minutes through its app.
  • JD.com earlier transported one million Dutch tulips to China for nationwide distribution.
  • JD’s National Pavilion featured stores representing Australia, Azerbaijan and other nations at the event.

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