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West Kenya Sugar firm defends itself over contraband products claim

Tourism CS Najib Balala, his Industrialisation counterpart Adan Mohamed, former KPA managing director Catherine Mturi and Industrialisation PS Dr Chris Kiptoo at the Mombasa port for the destruction of 400 tonnes of contraband sugar from Dubai, May 12, 2018. PHOTO | WACHIRA MWANGI | NMG

By  BENSON AMADALA   

The management of West Kenya Sugar Company has sought to set the record straight on reports linking the miller to importation of suspect contraband sugar.

The miller said it had imported a consignment of bulk brown sugar for processing at its factory in Kakamega County after being licensed by the Agriculture Food Authority along with other companies.

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