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MPs fault tea agency’s push to stop new industry rules

Efforts by the Kenya Tea Development Agency’s (KTDA) to stop the implementation of new industry regulations through Parliament has been challenged. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  GERALD ANDAE

Efforts by the Kenya Tea Development Agency’s (KTDA) to stop the implementation of new industry regulations through Parliament has been challenged after legislators failed to agree with their argument.

Appearing before Committee on Delegated Legislation, KTDA and other stakeholders in the tea sector presented their case on why they are opposed to the implementation of the new regulations.

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