Fresh inspections and laboratory analyses by KEBS found the five Kenyan alcoholic beverage brands compliant with applicable safety and quality standards.
The agreement arrives amid growing economic cooperation between the two nations.
Products were distributed to retailers and distributors in Florida and Texas.
Seven more factories are expected to gain autonomy within two months as Kenya expands tea export markets and promotes value addition.
Kenya’s sugar regulator is mapping informal imports, trade routes and smuggling networks as rising local production coincides with concerns over revenue losses and market disruption.