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Cut flower market projected to grow to $52.78 billion by 2031 as online ordering and cold‑chain advances reshape global trade

Executive summary: Mordor Intelligence released a forecast that the global cut flower market will reach $52.78 billion by 2031, up from $40.58 billion in 2026, reflecting a 5.4 % compound annual growth rate. The growth underscores expanding demand for cut flowers fueled by online ordering and cold‑chain logistics, creating revenue prospects across agriculture, e‑commerce, and freight sectors.

Who is involved: Mordor Intelligence (research firm), cut flower growers, online floral retailers, and logistics companies such as National Airlines.

Likely next: Continued investment in refrigerated air cargo and digital sales platforms will support the projected CAGR, with market size reaching the forecasted $52.78 billion by 2031.

Mordor Intelligence forecasts the cut flower market expanding from $40.58 billion in 2026 to $52.78 billion in 2031, a 5.4 % CAGR, driven by rising e‑commerce sales and improvements in refrigerated transport. The National Airlines addition of a fourth Boeing 777 freighter on the same day highlights the logistics capacity needed to move perishable blooms internationally. Together, these points signal expanding opportunities for growers, digital retailers, and air‑cargo providers.

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