Tea Board of Kenya Stories

On Tuesday, two separate teams visited factories in both the western and eastern Rift to gather first-hand data and compare practices, focusing on fac...

The goal is to resume exports to Iran before the end of the 60 days, reviving a vital market for Kenya’s tea farmers and exporters.

The Ministry cited the company’s involvement in trade irregularities that have negatively affected Kenya’s tea exports to the Iranian market.

According to Mutai, the move is part of ongoing reforms aimed at making the sector more sustainable and profitable.

The fertiliser is the first batch of 97,000 tonnes procured by the Kenya Tea Development Agency to support farmers.