Ruto Opens Door to 5 New Markets for Kenyan Farmers
According to the Head of State, he has engaged several countries and trading blocs to remove barriers that have limited access for Kenyan coffee and other agricultural products...
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President William Ruto is spearheading an initiative to expand Kenya's coffee markets, targeting nations like Belgium and South Korea to boost farmer earnings.
- The Kenyan government is focusing on both domestic consumption and international market expansion, with Belgium identified as the largest consumer of Kenyan coffee.
- President Ruto has engaged with various countries and blocs, including South Africa, the European Union, South Korea, India, and Italy, to remove trade barriers.
- Recent diplomatic efforts include discussions on reducing duties on Kenyan coffee and exploring potential free trade agreements, aiming to significantly improve farmer pay and national revenue.
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