Kenya's Tea Sector Set for Overhaul
The Tea Board of Kenya has presented the Draft Tea Regulations and Green Leaf Quality Requirements.
The new rules aim to address issues such as delayed payments, opaque pricing, and inconsistent leaf quality.
The regulations will introduce clear payment timelines to safeguard farmers' cash flow - Willy Mutai, Tea Board of Kenya CEO
- Delayed payments to farmers will be resolved
- Opaque pricing structures will be made transparent
- Inconsistent leaf quality across regions will be addressed
Autor's resume: Kenya's tea sector is changing.
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