Tea, Coffee & Cocoa

The partnership aims to enhance sourcing, product innovation, and global growth while maintaining operations and executive management in the UK.

The government plans to distribute free seedlings, settle verified debts, and modernise coffee marketing to revive the struggling sector.

The new fund aims to address pressing social needs for over one million residents living near major tea estates in Kenya.

Sales volume expected to decline 7% as cocoa price volatility and B2B disruptions weigh on global chocolate demand.

Expansion will boost annual grinding capacity to 64,000 tons as Cameroon strengthens its position in global fine cocoa markets.