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Kenya’s tea production drops 12% in H1 2025 amid dry weather, lower rainfall
Exports and production decline as prolonged dry weather and reduced rainfall hit Kenya’s tea sector in early 2025.
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Kenya urges KTDA to access US$28.7M loan for tea factory modernization
President Ruto encourages KTDA to tap a government loan to modernize factories and boost Kenya’s tea competitiveness.
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KTDA dismisses false media reports on 2024/2025 tea bonus payments
KTDA urges tea farmers to ignore misleading bonus figures circulating online, confirming official payout details will be released later.
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Tea farmers in Kirinyaga embrace regenerative agriculture after six-month training
Over 900 farmers graduate with skills in sustainable farming, agribusiness, and climate-smart practices to boost rural livelihoods.
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KTDA opposes proposed 1% tea levy, urges MPs to protect smallholder farmers’ earnings
KTDA leaders caution that the proposed levy would reduce farmer incomes and undermine Kenya’s tea sector competitiveness.