Strengthening governance in Kenya’s tea sector

Women carry sacks with tea leaves on their backs after plucking at a farm in Kapsabet, Nandi County.

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Tea has long been at the heartbeat of Kenya’s agriculture landscape. Visitors in Kenya are more likely to be welcomed by a steaming cup of tea as a gesture of hospitality found in homes and offices alike.

Recognising this significance of tea in the country, Executive order No. 3 of 2021 on Agricultural reforms: Revitalisation of the tea sub-sector highlighted that Kenya has been for the longest time the leading exporter of black tea accounting for nearly 20 percent of the global exports.

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