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Reduced volumes halt tea price decline

Reduced volumes halt tea price decline The average price per kilogramme rose to Sh179 from Sh178 in the previous auction. The East Africa Tea Traders Association (EATTA) said volumes offered for sale declined by 284,551 kilogrammes. Monday July 12 2021 By GERALD ANDAE The average price per kilogramme rose to Sh179 from Sh178 in the previous auction. The East Africa Tea Traders Association (EATTA) said volumes offered for sale declined by 284,551 kilogrammes. Tea prices at the Mombasa auction edged up marginally this week halting the sharp falls seen in the last seven weeks, but remained near a decade-low as demand continues to falter.

Munya orders inquiry into Kenyan tea price plunge

Munya orders inquiry into Kenyan tea price plunge PATRICK ALUSHULA Agriculture Cabinet secretary Peter Munya is reading malice in the deteriorating value of the Kenyan tea at the weekly auction, disputing the official explanation of a glut in the market and low demand from overseas buyers. The Mombasa Tea Auction and the multinational firms say the current lower tea prices have been occasioned by a sharp decline in demand from buyers, resulting in a glut. However, Mr Munya said the sharp price decline was unusual. However, he did not specify who he suspects of interference, adding that the ministry is following up on the issue, especially with the Kenya Tea Development Agency that accounts for more than half of the total beverage at the auction. He argued that there is no glut from the world’s major producers. Tea prices last week touched a decade low in what is now worrying stakeholders in the sector. The value of the beverage has performed poorly in the past t

Newly licensed coffee brokers locked out of NCE on system glitch

Newly licensed coffee brokers locked out of NCE on system glitch Summary The five coffee traders the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) licensed will not take part in this week’s auction for lack of infrastructure support. The brokers were licensed by the CMA last week to start trading directly at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE) without necessarily going through the marketers as has been the case previously. Preparations for the next auction normally starts on Thursdays, when traders are required to submit coffee samples to aid in the making of the catalogue to guide the auction. Monday July 05 2021 By GERALD ANDAE

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