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Logistické procesy řezaných květin z Keni do EU a vliv květinářského průmyslu na tamní regionální rozvoj
 Šmídová, Markéta
This bachelor´s thesis analyses logistic processes of cut flowers from Kenya to EU. Primary goal is to suggest a change of production and processes of logistic chain with this good and evaluate negative impacts which are embedded with contamination and extraction of water from the Naivasha lake. First part of this thesis contains theoretical research in which is briefly introduced theory of logistics, flower industry, price creation for products, issues concerning pesticides and theory focusing on water footprint and virtual water which is highly connected to the export of cut flowers. Kenyan cut flower industry is being analysed in the second part of this thesis as well as logistic processes of cut flowers to EU. Last chapter is suggesting part where are highlited suggestions, the-ories and precautions that might lead to the improvement of conditions in cut flower industry not only for kenyan population but also for decreasing environmental impacts which are directly linked to cut flower industry
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Logistics Chain of Flowers
 Klusáková, Michaela ; Pernica, Petr (advisor) ; Jirsák, Petr (referee)
This Diploma Thesis deals with the logistics chain of flowers and its individual components. The aim is to characterize the whole chain of flowers and to describe its components - from the grower to the retailer - and to suggest options for streamlining, mostly from the ecological perspective. The influence of different means of transport and heated greenhouses on the environment is evaluated through carbon footprint calculations. Part of the work is also devoted to the characteristics of the flower industry in the Czech Republic. The thesis came to the conclusion that the best is to transport flowers by ship, it is good for their quality and the less harmful for the environment. The second best choice is rail, also with very good quality of flowers and then the road and airplane, which is still less harmful to the environment than growing flowers in heated greenhouses.
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