Increased investments in processing capacity and a push to diversify produce are boosting growth in Kenya’s agri-business industry.
Increased investments in processing capacity and a push to diversify produce are boosting growth in Kenya’s agri-business industry.
Rising domestic demand for meat and dairy products is driving expansion in Kenya’s livestock industry, prompting the government to commission a new sector policy.
Reducing a reliance on bulk black tea is a key objective for Kenya as it looks to boost revenue from one of its flagship agricultural sectors.
A number of initiatives to improve irrigation and fertiliser supplies are under way in Kenya to boost productivity as the country looks to expand its primary agricultural output to ensure food security and support value-added industries.
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