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Kenya’s Tea Sector Faces Critical Moment In a d

Kenya’s Tea Sector Faces Critical Moment

In a decisive move to safeguard the future of Kenya’s tea industry, the Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) has instructed every tea factory nationwide to submit detailed reports of unsold tea inventories and their valuations as of April 30, 2025. This directive arrives against a backdrop of steadily declining export prices that threaten the livelihoods of thousands of smallholder farmers and the financial health of factory owners.

https://thefarmersjournal.com/tea-board-of-kenya-orders-stock-disclosure-amid-falling-export-prices/

A Bold Vision for Homegrown Citrus Namibia is set

A Bold Vision for Homegrown Citrus

Namibia is set to reshape its fruit landscape by committing US $13.5 million over the next five years to invigorate its citrus sector. With domestic consumption of oranges, naartjies (tangerines) and other citrus fruits soaring, local growers currently meet just four percent of demand. The rest, almost US $3.2 million worth every year, comes from abroad. Now a targeted investment plan aims not only to curb that import bill but also to create jobs, boost foreign exchange earnings and secure a sustainable future for Namibian farmers.

https://thefarmersjournal.com/namibia-invests-us13-5-million-to-transform-citrus-industry-and-slash-imports/

Unlocking Global Demand with Vibrant Color and Swe

Unlocking Global Demand with Vibrant Color and Sweetness
South Africa’s Flash Gala apple, known in trade circles as BigBucks Gala, has achieved a remarkable milestone, exporting over 1 million cartons in a single season. Just six years after its first appearance on the world stage, growers and marketers are celebrating this achievement as proof of the variety’s powerful market appeal and South Africa’s innovation in horticulture.

https://thefarmersjournal.com/flash-gala-apples-hit-1-million-carton-export-milestone-south-africas-sweet-success/

Uganda’s coffee sector is brewing a remarkable c

Uganda’s coffee sector is brewing a remarkable comeback. With production expanding and world prices hitting new highs, the country now projects a 27 percent rise in coffee exports by the end of September. Here is why that matters, and what challenges lie ahead.

https://thefarmersjournal.com/uganda-projects-27-rise-in-coffee-exports-as-mature-trees-and-global-price-surge-boost-production/

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