Why Govt Now Wants All Sugar Re-Packagers Registered
In a notice, the government ordered all sugar re-packagers in the country to comply with registration regulations within two weeks...
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The Kenya Sugar Board (KSB) has mandated the registration of all sugar repackagers, giving them two weeks to register online by November 17, 2025. This initiative aims to enhance traceability, monitor quality, and protect consumers from counterfeit products.
- All sugar repackagers are required to register through the KSB's Integrated Management Information System (IMIS) portal.
- Key documentation includes Certificate of Incorporation, business licence, hygiene certificate, proof of sugar source, and Tax compliance certificate.
- The registration seeks to ensure hygiene in repackaging premises and that products meet KEBS standards for labelling, quality, and weight.
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