The scope of the new agreement includes the initial export of 40 tonnes, with plans for volume growth.
Despite tariff relief, Kenyan fresh produce has historically struggled to enter the US market because of stringent non-tariff barriers.
Colombia, Ecuador, Zimbabwe, and Romania are emerging as countries where growers exhibit the highest levels of optimism and commercial enthusiasm.
The United States and the Netherlands remain dominant, while China declines as local production increases.
The collapse is marked by a sharp contraction in global reach, as formerly significant buyers, such as Afghanistan, have stopped imports entirely.