Ivory Coast forecasts a rebound in cocoa production in 2025/26, driven by improved farm inputs, higher prices and recovering plantations after years of weather and disease disruptions.
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.
Kenya’s coffee sector is projected to post stronger exports and production in 2026/27, supported by rising global Arabica prices and expanded government-backed farming programmes.
Ivory Coast forecasts a rebound in cocoa production in 2025/26, driven by improved farm inputs, higher prices and recovering plantations after years of weather and disease disruptions.
Kenya plans stricter tea sector regulations to strengthen oversight, protect farmers, improve quality standards and boost the global competitiveness of the country’s tea industry.