Nut traders and farmers have renewed calls for the government to lift the ban on the export of unprocessed macadamia, arguing that the restriction has negatively affected the sector amid changing global market dynamics. The Nut Traders Association of Kenya (NUTAK) has urged Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe to suspend the ban, saying the current…
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