Kenya

Talks in Nairobi focus on waste rules, cooperation, and a separate global approval that boosts trust in Kenya’s flower exports.

The government has set aside billions of shillings for drought response as pressure mounts on pastoral livelihoods across Kenya’s dry regions.

Early bird rates and abstract submissions now open for the October 2026 global potato meeting in Naivasha.

The leadership change comes as East African exporters face tighter EU rules on traceability and compliance.

The government is moving to improve port speed and coordination to protect avocado quality and keep exports on schedule as harvests begin.

A simple storage shed now changes how farmers in rural Nakuru keep potatoes fresh and decide when to sell.

The appointment comes as the research agency sharpens its focus on climate resilience, food security, and farmer support across Kenya.

The proposed tax changes aim to lower costs for exporters and improve cash flow in Kenya’s agricultural export sector.

The SSCI has formally recognised Kenya’s main flower sustainability standard, giving global buyers a new reference point for social and farm practices.

The project adds jobs, strengthens exports, and shows steady private investment in Kenya’s horticulture sector.