The High Court has temporarily stopped the Nakuru County Government from imposing a Sh400-per-tonne cess on flower exporters operating within the county.
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Workers at the Maridadi flower farm in Naivasha. [File, Standard]
The High Court has temporarily stopped the Nakuru County Government from imposing a Sh400-per-tonne cess on flower exporters operating within the county.
Justice Julius Nangea, presiding in Nakuru, also ordered the unconditional release of all consignments and trucks impounded by the county government.
He said the court will give further directions on June 29, 2026.
The Kenya Flower Council (KFC), has rejected the decision by the Nakuru County Government to impose cess on flower exports.
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