The Government has intensified efforts to expand international markets for Kenyan tea and coffee, with a renewed focus on value addition, factory modernisation and strategic partnerships to increase export earnings and improve returns to farmers. The initiative combines diplomatic engagement with the European Union (EU), to secure wider market access with domestic investments aimed at…
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