Key export products include cut flowers, fresh vegetables, fruits, coffee and tea.
The lack of a centralised national authority to coordinate and enforce standards for farm produce destined for export has emerged as a major obstacle to Kenya’s efforts to expand its exports to the European Union (EU).
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