Kenya's agricultural exports, particularly meat, are facing significant disruption due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, potentially costing the country up to Sh1.2 billion monthly.

• Kenya ships approximately Sh300 million worth of meat and animal products weekly to the Middle East, including Iran.
• The conflict has led to the suspension of cargo flights and disrupted transportation routes through the Red Sea, impacting trade flows.
• Kenya's Agriculture Cabinet Secretary, Mutahi Kagwe, is actively exploring new markets and assessing the situation to mitigate potential losses for farmers.