The Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry, through the Kenya Accreditation Service (KENAS), has embarked on nationwide public consultations aimed at aligning Kenya’s accreditation systems with international best practices to enhance product quality, consumer protection and economic competitiveness. On Wednesday, the ministry held a public participation forum in Embu County for stakeholders from the Upper…
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