Flower freight still less than European demand seeing crops manured
By Lydia Gichuki Kenya is now exporting around 20 per cent of its normal levels of flower exports, up from just 10 per cent in
By Lydia Gichuki Kenya is now exporting around 20 per cent of its normal levels of flower exports, up from just 10 per cent in
Investors and farmers are now pleading with the Government to pay back value added tax as it hinders expansion and growth of their flower farms.
Kenya’s horticulture earnings increased by 33 per cent from Sh78.2bn to Sh104bn during the first eight months of 2018 compared to a similar period last
Kenyan farmers are set to benefit big market for their produce in China following an agricultural export deal between the two countries which will allow
Kenya’s horticulture earnings earned the country Sh56.23bn in the first four months of 2018 up from Sh40.57bn in a similar period last year according to
Mash East Africa two weeks ago launched two refrigerated buses called ‘Laxa Refrigerated’ that will ferry perishable goods such as fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, flowers, fish,
Export of horticulture crops such as flowers, fruits and vegetables among others has earned Kenya Sh305bn in 2017 as compared to Sh216bn in the previous
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