Counties turn screw on tea firms in rates review quest
This adds to their sustained push for the firms to stop using tea-plucking machines
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This adds to their sustained push for the firms to stop using tea-plucking machines
Sri Lankan firm, Browns Investment Plc, has bought an undisclosed stake in multinational tea firm James Finlays Kenya.
Thirteen listed companies on the Nairobi Securities Exchange now have a dividend yield of more than 10 percent.
Officials from at least 10 tea processing factories made the request after meeting potential agents. They raised concerns about some of the clauses in the draft management contracts.
Recruitment of the management agents has been extended to May 16. Board has informed 39 tea factories in Mt Kenya East about the issue.