Fears are rife that unscrupulous traders are seeking to plug the gap by adulterating the product.
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Fears are rife that unscrupulous traders are seeking to plug the gap by adulterating the product to increase volumes.Kenya Dairy Board warned traders against lacing milk with water, chemicals or other substances.The board also urged consumers not to buy unpasteurised milk from unregulated traders.
Consumers settle for alternatives as popular milk brands disappear from supermarket shelves.
The impact has been more pronounced on pasteurized fresh milk than long-life varieties, resulting in low stocks and rationing in…
The shortage brings into sharper focus the question of what alternatives exist for Kenyan consumers.
The situation is expected to improve once the October rains begin.
The question should not simply be how we increase milk production. It should be how we manage milk production throughout the year.
Concern is mounting over a milk shortage that has persisted for the last two weeks, with retail stores in major towns around the…
