MAAIF says stronger farmgate prices, continued demand and measures to address climate risks are supporting Uganda’s coffee sector despite recent market corrections.
Licensed cocoa buyers say delayed payments are restricting access to working capital as Ghana prepares for a new season amid expectations of lower production.
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe urged greater market diversification, local processing and investment to ensure Kenya and Africa retain more value from tea production.
The potential transaction follows Starbucks’ expansion in Japan and comes as the coffee chain reviews ownership structures across major international markets.
The partnership brings Ghana, Japan and Meiji together to explore sustainable cocoa development and opportunities to create higher-value products from cocoa-related materials.