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Coffee growers earned a combined USD 6.05 million in Sale 38 at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange. AB dominated volumes, while AA fetched the highest average price among major grades. New KPCU led marketing agents, handling nearly a third of the coffee sold. Kenyan coffee growers pocketed a combined USD 6.05 million after Sale 38 of…
Coffee sales rise to Ksh 896.5 million at the weekly auction. Gakuyu factory records the highest price for Grade AA coffee. Strong buyer demand prompts calls for increased farmer production. The coffee market netted Ksh 896,557,424.23 after the sale of 15,906 bags at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE), up from Ksh 839 million the previous…
Meru coffee union calls on youth to return to coffee farming amid ageing farmer population Climate change and quality concerns push farmers to adopt new production practices Union secures Ksh150 million financing to help farmers access specialised coffee fertiliser Meru Central Coffee Cooperative Union Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Duncan Kiambia Marete has urged Kenyan youth…
Coffee farmers across the country are receiving billions under a major cherry financing programme One county has emerged as the biggest beneficiary, while another records a striking payout pattern New figures reveal a wide gap in coffee funding between counties The New Kenya Planters Co-operative Union (New KPCU) has disbursed Ksh15.07 billion under the Coffee…
Kenyan coffee posts a strong showing at the latest Nairobi auction A leading coffee marketer dominates the day’s trading Premium beans continue to attract top prices from buyers Kenyan coffee fetched Ksh 949 million at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE) on August 18, 2026, as buyers traded 17,315 bags in a lively Sale 36 auction….
KALRO Coffee Research Institute has graduated farmers trained in modern coffee farm management practices. The training covered farm establishment, crop management, good farming practices and harvesting. KALRO says continued training will help farmers improve productivity and support the revival of Kenya’s coffee sector A new cohort of farmers has completed coffee farm management training at…
Coffee farmers earned Ksh1.168 billion from 21,223 bags sold at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange, with prices averaging Ksh45,730 per bag. Karii factory recorded the highest Grade AA price at Ksh55,289 per bag, up from Ksh52,964 last week. Since October 1, 637,444 bags have been traded, earning farmers more than Ksh38.3 billion. Coffee farmers earned Ksh…
Kenya earned Ksh38.3 billion from 637,444 coffee bags sold through the Nairobi Coffee Exchange over 10 months. Alliance Berries, New KPCU and Kirinyaga Slopes handled 62 per cent of the coffee sales, mainly high grade AA and AB varieties. The current season is on track to rival the record Ksh38.74 billion earned from coffee sales…
Nairobi Coffee Exchange sale 34 earned KSh994 million after selling 18,089 bags of coffee at an average USD 344 per 50kg bag. New KPCU led brokers by volume, while Meru County Coffee Marketing Agency posted the highest average price. Ngugu ini AA topped the sale at USD 410 per 50kg. C.Dormans SEZ Ltd was the…
CS Wycliffe Oparanya urged investors and cooperatives to act on coffee sector reforms to revive Kenya’s coffee industry. The government has disbursed over KSh6 billion through the Coffee Cherry Advance Revolving Fund to support smallholder farmers. Oparanya said the Cooperative Societies Bill and other reforms will strengthen governance and boost the sector’s recovery. Cooperatives and…
