Kenya plans a Kes 4.5 billion investment to modernize tea factories, improve value addition and strengthen competitiveness in the global tea market while increasing farmer earnings.
The logistical challenges mentioned in the agreement include ongoing port and logistics inefficiencies that affect export efficiency.
The site is expected to support DSV’s operations across the GCC and the wider Middle East and Africa.
Concerns in Egypt mirror opposition from Polish farmers over the EU-Mercosur trade agreement
Egypt’s poultry sector faces pressure from inflation, currency weakness, and feed import expenses