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New Act to spur Kenya’s coffee renaissance

For decades, Kenya’s coffee industry has struggled with declining acreage, delayed farmer payments, weak cooperative governance, and mounting debts.

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New Act to spur Kenya’s coffee renaissance

For decades, Kenya’s coffee industry has struggled with declining acreage, delayed farmer payments, weak cooperative governance, and mounting debts.

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Ruto pledges more reforms, promises coffee farmers Sh300 per kilo

Kenya's Ruto pledges to raise coffee farmer incomes from Sh158 to Sh250-300 per kg and triple production to 150,000 tonnes by 2028 through technology and improved seedlings. Shortened payment cycles—from months to five days—signal supply-chain digitalization in commodity agriculture, potentially enabling fintech and platform solutions in emerging markets.

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lunedì 22 giugno 2026·standardmedia.co.ke
Ruto pledges more reforms, promises coffee farmers Sh300 per kilo
President William Ruto has pledged further coffee sector reforms aimed at raising farmers’ earnings to Sh250–Sh300 per kilogramme, boosting production and ensuring faster payments.
giovedì 25 giugno 2026·businessdailyafrica.com
New Act to spur Kenya’s coffee renaissance
For decades, Kenya’s coffee industry has struggled with declining acreage, delayed farmer payments, weak cooperative governance, and mounting debts.