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Browsing: Tea farming
- STIHL East Africa has launched a tree pruning device in the East African market, as the firm seeks to increase Agriculture Mechanisation in the region.
- STIHL East Africa Sales Manager John Wachira says the move is aimed at increasing productivity and quality of tea in the market as the region is among the largest tea producers in the world.
- Kenya is the third largest tea producer in the world and holds the leading spot in global tea exports followed by Uganda, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, which all contribute importantly to global trade.
STIHL East Africa has launched a tree pruning device in the East African market, as the firm seeks to increase Agriculture Mechanization in the region.
Sales Manager John Wachira says the move is aimed at increasing productivity and quality of tea in the market as the region is among the largest tea producers in the world.
Kenya …
- Sasini PLC has posted 149 percent increase in net profit for the year ended 30th September 2022 to hit $8.8 million (Sh1.1 billion) compared to $4.6 million (Sh573 million) posted in the same period previous year.
- The profits are attributed to most of the business units performing exceptionally well as the main segments of Tea, Coffee and Macadamia trading surpassed expectations.
- The cost of sales, however, increased to $44 million (Sh5.54 billion) against the prior year’s $36.2 million (Sh4.49 billion) a corresponding increase of 23.3 percent.
Sasini PLC has posted a 149 percent increase in net profit for the year ended 30th September 2022 to hit $8.8 million (Sh1.1 billion) compared to $4.6 million (Sh573 million) posted in the same period previous year.
The profits are attributed to most of the business units performing exceptionally well as the main segments of Tea, Coffee and Macadamia trading surpassed expectations.
The year …