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Tea Board of Kenya
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Kenya tea farmers to receive lower 2025/2026 bonuses
KTDA factories have announced lower bonus rates amid weaker green leaf deliveries, higher petroleum costs, shipping disruptions and concerns over the 0.8 per cent export levy.
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Iran sets conditions for resuming Kenyan tea imports
Tehran says outstanding documents linked to a 2025 tea dispute must be submitted before Kenyan tea exports can resume.
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KTDA factories set to announce second payments
KTDA factories are preparing financial reviews ahead of bonus declarations as lower green-leaf deliveries and market pressures shape expectations for farmers.
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KTDA Chairman dismisses claims tea factories borrow loans to pay farmers’ bonuses
KTDA Chairman Enos Njeru says factory borrowing is largely linked to operations, investments and expansion, while financial needs vary across the tea sector.
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Kenya grants 10 KTDA tea factories autonomy under reforms to boost farmer earnings
Seven more factories are expected to gain autonomy within two months as Kenya expands tea export markets and promotes value addition.