# International Flower Auction Bangalore (IFAB): auction in Bengaluru / Bangalore

> Stated average daily flower volume: 250,000 flowers/day | undated. Bengaluru / Bangalore, India. Products, price publication, key figures and sources.

Source: https://husfarm.com/exchanges/international-flower-auction-bangalore-ifab/

**AGR-420 · Auction** · Bengaluru / Bangalore, India · INR
Stated average daily flower volume: 250,000 flowers/day | undated. IFAB profile: 2.5 lakh; not an audited 2026 result.
Stated regular daily customers: 50 customers/day | undated. Auction-process description; indicative figure.
International Flower Auction Bangalore, abbreviated IFAB, operates a flower auction market in Bengaluru, also known as Bangalore. The company describes itself as a venture with public and private shareholders established in 2002. It uses a clock-auction mechanism for cut flowers, including roses. For growers, the market provides access to professional customers; for buyers, it offers a way to compare consignments from different suppliers. Its relevance is to physical horticultural trade rather than financial contracts.
IFAB’s history page states an average daily volume of 2.5 lakh, equivalent to 250,000 flowers. A separate auction-process page mentions 50 regular customers each day. Both descriptions are undated and contain older contextual material, so these are recorded as stated operating scale rather than verified 2026 results. Multiplying them by the number of days in a year would create an unsupported annual estimate. The customer statement also does not establish how many distinct active buyers participated in every individual auction session.
Buyers should contact IFAB about registration, bidding access, account funding or settlement and collection of purchases. A user portal offers buyer and grower roles, but the login screen alone does not establish the functions available within an account. Comparing consignments requires variety, colour, stem length, bud-opening stage, grade and the number of flowers in the lot. For event-related procurement, the required period of decorative usefulness is another important specification, alongside the intended delivery date.
Suppliers should establish registration requirements, quality assessment, lot preparation and reserve-price arrangements before delivery. IFAB’s auction description assigns the minimum price to the grower and explains the market’s role in the auction process. Commercial enquiries should also cover deductions, complaints, unsold flowers and payment timing. Consistent grading and clear labels make a lot easier to assess. Cooling, packaging and transport costs need to be compared with expected net proceeds, rather than with the auction result alone.
This does not mean that trading has stopped or that IFAB clients cannot obtain price information. The profile includes official contact details and the user portal so prospective participants can enquire about reports and permitted data access. Before arranging collection, confirm the Hebbal location, working hours and release procedure for the carrier. Remote purchasers should distinguish the condition accepted at collection from subsequent deterioration in transit and agree how any discrepancy in stems, grade or packaging will be documented.
What is priced: [Cut flowers and ornamentals](https://husfarm.com/exchanges/category/flowers/)

## Products and quotations

Cut flowers; particularly roses; assortment depends on deliveries

## Sources

- [IFAB: history and stated scale](https://ifabindia.org/about/)
- [Auction process and customer figures](https://ifabindia.org/auction/)
- [Supplier information](https://ifabindia.org/supplying/)
- [User portal and contact](https://ifabbengaluru.com/)
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