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By Wendi Grossman May 7, 2021 U-S Customs and Border Protection specialists putting the petal to the metal at Miami International this Mother's Day. Some 90-percent of all flowers imported from South America pass through Miami International before being distributed across the country so customs specialists have been working non-stop inspecting nearly a billion cut flower stems mainly from Colombia and Ecuador. Abel Serrano, Branch Chief for Agriculture Air Cargo at Miami International, says diseases and pests would wreak havoc causing millions of dollars in damage to our agriculture, enviro...

By Wendi Grossman May 7, 2021 U-S Customs and Border Protection specialists putting the petal to the metal at Miami International this Mother's Day. Some 90-percent of all flowers imported from South America pass through Miami International before being distributed across the country so customs specialists have been working non-stop inspecting nearly a billion cut flower stems mainly from Colombia and Ecuador. Abel Serrano, Branch Chief for Agriculture Air Cargo at Miami International, says diseases and pests would wreak havoc causing millions of dollars in damage to our agriculture, enviro...

By Wendi Grossman May 7, 2021 U-S Customs and Border Protection specialists putting the petal to the metal at Miami International this Mother's Day. Some 90-percent of all flowers imported from South America pass through Miami International before being distributed across the country so customs specialists have been working non-stop inspecting nearly a billion cut flower stems mainly from Colombia and Ecuador. Abel Serrano, Branch Chief for Agriculture Air Cargo at Miami International, says diseases and pests would wreak havoc causing millions of dollars in damage to our agriculture, enviro...

By Wendi Grossman May 7, 2021 U-S Customs and Border Protection specialists putting the petal to the metal at Miami International this Mother's Day. Some 90-percent of all flowers imported from South America pass through Miami International before being distributed across the country so customs specialists have been working non-stop inspecting nearly a billion cut flower stems mainly from Colombia and Ecuador. Abel Serrano, Branch Chief for Agriculture Air Cargo at Miami International, says diseases and pests would wreak havoc causing millions of dollars in damage to our agriculture, enviro...

Customs officials inspect flowers head of Valentine's Day February 11, 2021 at 4:40 PM EST - Updated February 11 at 4:40 PM Flower sales are in full bloom with only three days until Valentine's Day. And most flowered ordered around the country land in South Florida first. Boxes of bouquets were offloaded and lowered onto the tarmac at Miami International Airport on Thursday in the final days before Valentine’s Day. From there, the fresh flowers, which were imported into the United States, were sent into a warehouse where U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists take ov...