Kenya is looking to turn Germany into a bigger market for its exporters, but the strategy is shifting from simply shipping more products to capturing more value from every shipment.
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Kenya is looking to turn Germany into a bigger market for its exporters, but the strategy is shifting from simply shipping more products to capturing more value from every shipment.
Kenya’s dairy industry is confronting a cost crisis that is becoming increasingly difficult for farmers to absorb.
Kenya is preparing for another major intervention in the maize market, and the outcome could determine how much millions of households pay for unga in the coming months.
Kenya’s sugar industry is entering another critical phase as local millers push the government to impose tighter controls on imported sugar, warning that poorly timed shipments could undermine a fragile domestic recovery.
Kenya’s tea fields are becoming an unlikely testing ground for the future of agriculture, where drones, data, and precision farming could reshape how the country produces food and creates jobs.
Kenya's avocado export pressures are beginning to reshape one of the country’s fastest-growing agricultural sectors, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East disrupt trade routes and market stability.
The Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa said it has recorded isolated cases of diesel shortages at some service stations as the sector prepares for peak export activity beginning in April.
In a groundbreaking move to enhance agricultural trade across East Africa, Kenya’s AMAC PLC and Uganda’s The Grain Council Union (TGCU) have signed a historic partnership agreement. This landmark deal
The Ministry of Agriculture has announced subsidised maize seed prices for the 2025/2026 planting season, allocating KSh 2 billion to make high-quality seeds more affordable for farmers nationwide.
Under the new framework, a wide range of Kenyan agricultural products, including tea, coffee, avocados, macadamia nuts, flowers, vegetables, and other fresh horticultural produce, will enter China without tariffs that previously made them less competitive.