That the House of Representatives— (1) supports the designation of International Flower Workers’ Day, in acknowledgment of workers in flower-producing countries and to demonstrate the commitment of the United States to practices that respect labor rights in other countries; (2) urges the governments of Colombia and other flower-producing countries to investigate and respond to the social and environmental impacts of the flower-producing industry in those countries; (3) notes that the Colombian Action Plan Related to Labor Rights, signed on April 7, 2011, has not adequately strengthened or improved working conditions in Colombia as outlined or intended by the plan; (4) recognizes that Colombian flower workers should not suffer harm from free trade, but should share in its economic benefits; (5) supports the elimination of exploitative labor practices, whether foreign or domestic, as a key policy goal of the United States; (6) encourages the development and implementation of new measures to uphold and fulfill the strong labor commitments made under the United States-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement; and (7) supports the creation of procedures for adequate followup of such new measures, with participation from the flower-production industry as well as other affected industries, such as palm oil production, sugar production, mining, and port management.