Tea, Coffee & Cocoa

The programme aims to combat child labour by strengthening education, healthcare, and livelihoods in cocoa-farming regions.

Coffee and cut flowers cushioned losses, but tea’s steep decline drove Kenya’s first export contraction in six years.

Higher production expenses and weaker cash flows offset modest revenue gains, widening Limuru Tea’s half-year loss in 2025.

Ghana reaches freight rate agreements with global carriers to safeguard cocoa exports and strengthen trade competitiveness.

MIDROC Investment Group is advancing cocoa cultivation in Ethiopia to boost exports and reduce reliance on imports.