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More stocks of unsold teas are back in the warehouses over the levy

Tea warehouses in Mombasa are reportedly holding 10,554,071 kilogrammes of made tea since the introduction of the tea levy of Sh 2.28 per kilo destined for export.

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More stocks of unsold teas are back in the warehouses over the levy

Tea warehouses in Mombasa are reportedly holding 10,554,071 kilogrammes of made tea since the introduction of the tea levy of Sh 2.28 per kilo destined for export.

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businessdailyafrica.com2 g fa

Unsold tea at Mombasa auction hits yearly high as levy bites

Stakeholders say the combination of higher export costs and increased shipping expenses has made Kenyan tea less competitive in the international market.

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  1. lunedì 8 giugno 2026·businessdailyafrica.com

    State eyes Sh1.4 billion from new tea export, import levy

    The collection of Sh1.42 billion is based on 2023 export data, where 522.92 million kilos of tea was exported, generating Sh180.57 billion.

  2. martedì 9 giugno 2026·standardmedia.co.ke

    Reduced returns from tea auction worry farmers

    Tea farmers in Kenya’s Mt Kenya region fear lower bonuses after a tea levy and shifting buyer preferences led to declining auction sales, leaving millions of kilograms of tea…

  • martedì 9 giugno 2026·businessdailyafrica.com

    Unsold tea at Mombasa auction hits yearly high as levy bites

    Stakeholders say the combination of higher export costs and increased shipping expenses has made Kenyan tea less competitive in the international market.

  • giovedì 11 giugno 2026·standardmedia.co.ke

    More stocks of unsold teas are back in the warehouses over the levy

    Tea warehouses in Mombasa are reportedly holding 10,554,071 kilogrammes of made tea since the introduction of the tea levy of Sh 2.28 per kilo destined for export.