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Business Description

Falcon Farms was founded in 1987 as a distribution company for Colombian and Ecuadorian flower growers.

In 1989, Falcon Farms began implementing a strategy to become a totally integrated flower company by opening its first farm in Colombia.

In 1990s Falcon started its first farm in Ecuador. This enabled Falcon to produce, market and distribute flowers to all major markets from farm to retail. Additional acquisitions of farms in Colombia and Ecuador, as well as building new farms from the ground up are key to maintaining a competitive edge and to sustain and grow the business.

In 2001, Falcon Farms acquired Petals Distributing (Cumming, GA) to further improve distribution capacity.

In 2003, Falcon opened a West Coast Operation under the name of Pacifica Farms to service the West Coast marketplace.

During the mid and late 2000’s Falcon’s strategy was concentrated in increasing farms land to achieve economies of scale.

From the late 2000’s to date, Falcon’s strategy changed to maximizing productivity and overall consistency in its operations.

All our farms have been Rainforest, BASC and C-TPAT Certified, positioning Falcon in a long term sustainable agricultural model.

2330 NW 82nd Avenue Doral, FL. 33122 USA

943 Gainsville hwy Bld 200 suite 1000 Buford GA, 30518

Phone: (678) 807-5276

1075 S. Belt Line Road Suite #100 Coppell, TX 75019

Phone: (972) 733-1399

405 N 75th Avenue Suite #112 Phoenix, AZ 85043

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C I EL JORDAN FARMS S A S offers a clear range of tropical fruits including banana, fresh orange, papaya, plantain, and pineapple — a strong selection that appeals to buyers in markets where these fruits are in high demand. However, no email, phone, or document verification is available, which raises red flags about the company's legitimacy and ability to communicate or confirm orders. Without verified contact details, buyers cannot confirm the business's real-time responsiveness or verify its operations. This lack of verification is common in new or unproven suppliers, especially in agricultural exports, and can increase the risk of fraud or non-delivery. Buyers should request additional proof, such as a business license or a recent invoice, before placing any orders.

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