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Tea price drops marginally as auction records increased supply

A woman picks tea leaves in Nyeri. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  GERALD ANDAE

The price of tea at the Mombasa auction declined marginally in the latest sale as the volumes of the commodity continue to rise in the market.

East African Tea Trade Association (Eatta) said the price of the beverage per kilogramme decreased to Sh282 from Sh283 in the previous sale.

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