
PREMIUM Tea factories break free as government reshapes KTDA Business 1 hour ago
The government has also been working with industry players to expand export markets for Kenyan tea, with a focus on value addition and branding.
South Africa has also emerged as a new market in Africa as the government seeks to open more outlets for Kenyan tea, while encouraging value addition before the product reaches consumers.5 billion for the upgrade of production units in KTDA-managed factories to ensure that quality tea is produced that can compete in the export market,” Dr Ronoh said.
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