A youth group has achieved better returns from selling roasted coffee through the value addition initiative.
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A youth group has achieved better returns from selling roasted coffee through the value addition initiative.
The Nyeri Hill Organic Herbs and Eco Fuel Enterprises (NOHEFE) reaps market benefits from the sale of roasted coffee and processed herbs, marketed across the country.
The 11-member group sells a kilogram of roasted natural coffee at Sh2,500.
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