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Originally published by The Standard BusinessSeptember 1, 2026
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Kenya Dairy Board assures consumers of milk supply despite shortages

Formal milk deliveries to processors fell by 3.7 per cent, from 84.4 million litres in June 2026 to 81.3 million litres in July...
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The Kenya Dairy Board (KDB) has reassured consumers that milk remains available despite temporary supply constraints impacting parts of the country.
- Formal milk deliveries to processors fell by 3.7 per cent from 84.4 million litres in June 2026 to 81.3 million litres in July.
- The KDB, led by Managing Director Dr William Maritim, attributed the shortages to seasonal dry and cold conditions affecting production.
- While pasteurised milk is more affected, long-life milk remains comparatively available, with prices generally stable but showing upward movement in some constrained areas.
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