Kenya is stepping up efforts to secure the future of its tea industry by accelerating climate-smart research, expanding local value addition, embracing technology, and opening new markets as the country positions tea farmers to capture greater value from the global tea economy. The strategy emerged during high-level discussions between Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary…
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