Kebs seeks security deposit in Sh4.7bn fight with Kwale sugar

The Kwale International Sugar Company Limited plant. 

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A Sh4.7 billion legal dispute between Kwale Sugar International Company (Kiscol) and the Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) has taken a twist after the national regulator applied for an order to compel the miller to deposit Sh135 million in court as security for costs.

Kebs has cited Kiscol’s alleged financial instability for its action, saying the firm is embroiled in various other cases and may not be able to pay the costs of the suit.

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