Pakistan imports of Kenya tea rise 11pc HILARY KIMUYU
Tea purchases by Pakistan, Kenya’s largest buyer of the product, rose by 11.4 percent to Sh3.9 billion in the first four months of the year. The increase in value comes at a time when Kenya is experiencing one of the worst price declines in the last 10 years, attributed to lower demand for the beverage in the global market.
An industry performance report from the Tea Directorate shows that Pakistan accounted for 26 percent of the total exports in the period. The total export volume for the period was 202.75 million kilogrammes, 18 percent higher compared to the172.43 million kilos exported in the corresponding period last year.
Pakistan imports of Kenya tea rise 11pc
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Tea prices drop marginally as global supplies increase
Monday May 10 2021
By GERALD ANDAE
Summary
Tea prices at the Mombasa auction declined marginally during last week’s sale, interrupting a rally from the previous trading after seven weeks of subdued earnings.
Data by the East Africa Tea Traders Association (Eatta), which runs the auction shows that the price of the commodity declined to Sh198 last week from Sh200 in the previous sale.
Tea prices at the Mombasa auction declined marginally during last week’s sale, interrupting a rally from the previous trading after seven weeks of subdued earnings.
Data by the East Africa Tea Traders Association (Eatta), which runs the auction shows that the price of the commodity declined to Sh198 last week from Sh200 in the previous sale.