Maize price to climb after end of subsidy

Kenyan grain traders seeking to import maize from Tanzania will now be required to register their companies in Dar es Salaam. FILE PHOTO | NMG

The price of maize is expected to rise in the coming days with the end of the subsidy as all millers resume operations in the wake of a limited supply of the produce.

Only 129 millers out of 300 had been listed under the subsidy with more than half of the processors halting their milling activities after the government announced that most flour brands were to be sold at Sh100 (per two-kilogramme packet) during the subsidy period.

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