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Tea trade giants threaten to leave Mombasa

The Minister of Agriculture Peter Munya has taken a serious bet in forcing tea traders to adhere to a new rule that limits the number of factories with which they can work among other measures. [...]

Published on 01/09/2020 at 06:00 GMT

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Kenyatta's tea price hike favours foreign producers

The commitment to increase the price of Kenyan tea agreed with the main producers' consortium, the Kenya Tea Development Agency, has given neighbouring countries a comparative advantage. Unaffected by these measures, foreign companies in Kenya are selling their stocks more easily, while Kenyan firms' stocks are piling up.

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Irungu Nyakera stirs up tea sector

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