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Tea prices stay flat as Ukraine, Russia war dampens demand

A woman plucks tea on a farm in Kiptagich, Kuresoi South in Nakuru County along the Olenguruone- Bomet road in this photo taken on Monday, May 03, 2021. PHOTO | JOHN NJOROGE | NMG

By  GERALD ANDAE

Tea prices at the Mombasa auction remained flat in the latest sale, forcing traders to offload most of the stocks during the trading.

A kilogramme of the commodity plateaued at $2.3 (Sh263), which is the same price that it fetched in the previous sale.

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