Kenya tea to access Sudanese market as standards addressed

A tea plantation in Kathera, Imenti South. PHOTO | phoebe okall

Kenya tea will continue to access the Sudanese market without hurdles as standards watchdogs from both countries conduct joint research to determine the actual shelf life of the commodity.

Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) and Sudan Standards and Metrology Organisation (SSMO) are carrying out a three-year joint scientific research expected to come up with the mutually acceptable expiry date.

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