Kenyan flower exporters fear disruption from Middle East airspace closure

Kenya Flower Council (KFC) Chief Executive Officer Clement Tulezi said prolonged airspace restrictions could significantly affect cargo capacity for perishable exports. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Kenyan flower exporters are facing potential disruption and increased costs due to the closure of parts of Middle East airspace amid escalating geopolitical tensions.

Potential disruption to cargo capacity for perishable exports from Kenya.
Key organizations involved include the Kenya Flower Council (KFC) and CEO Clement Tulezi.
Hubs like Dubai are critical for the distribution of Kenyan flowers, and disruptions could affect timely delivery and lead to increased freight costs.

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