KTDA warns critics against circulating leaked loan data

KTDA has urged tea farmers to disregard unverified loan and financial documents circulating online, as concerns over Sh34.2 billion in factory loans fuel calls for directors to be removed...

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The Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) is warning against the circulation of unverified loan data affecting tea factories and urging farmers to disregard it. The agency aims to address growing concerns and potential petitions against factory directors.

KTDA stated that loan data circulating on social media is unverified and does not represent the agency's official position.
The **Tea Board of Kenya (TBK)** reported that tea factories had a loan balance of Sh34.2 billion as of December 31st.
KTDA emphasized that constructive scrutiny based on facts and authenticated documents is welcome, while dismissing anonymous propaganda and misleading social media campaigns.

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